In Italian cinemas from 14 February, At home all fine It is the latest work of the Italian filmmaker Gabriele Muccino.

Peter and Dawn are celebrating their golden wedding and, for the occasion, They have decided to unite their large family in order to celebrate together on the island where they now live for years. A sudden storm, however, It will prevent the ferry to depart and, Consequently, the huge extended family will be forced to spend two days on the island. On this occasion, old grudges come back to the surface, born new loves, jump out important truths and, perhaps, at the end of "forced vacation", nothing will ever be.

Non Firm di Thomas Vinterberg, not even It is only the end of the world, in Xavier Dolan. This family history, signed Gabriele Muccino, It is the Italian version of what - for better or for worse - by the aforementioned authors was previously Product. For "Italian", obviously, also it means the type of staging adopted, much more explicit, much more "yelled", Full Muccino style, who, after the US braces, He is back to the old tradition that tells of the upper middle class family stories, within which counts conflicts of every kind. What then, If we want, are stories also contain strong autobiography.

Clean in the form, studied in detail, the film - thanks to the presence of a large cast where, perhaps, only the character of Sandra Milo, despite the numerous potential, It is unjustly sacrificed - is just what you'd expect from the most classic Muccino. surprising, but not too much. E, about that, There is also to say that the climax itself one would have expected a bit 'more emotional tension. But anyhow.

In many, certainly appreciate. Of one thing we are certain: Muccino, in this case, is right in his: sincere and empathetic, really believe what stages. E, in a sense, It can even be said to have given way to a certain kind of cinema born in Italy since the late nineties.

marina fears