US EditionIddu between farce, acting tests and “pizzini”, the film by Sicilian directors Grassadonia and Piazza is competing in Venice
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Ghosts, jesters and kingdoms of no one: the profile of Matteo (Messina Denaro) in a work that chooses fantasy to tell an unresolved and elusive reality. The protagonists are Elio Germano and Toni Servillo. In theaters from October 10.
This is certainly not the first time that the Mafia has been told through the farce, the grotesque as in Iddu by Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza, in competition at the Venice Film Festival for Italy. The two Sicilian directors use one and the other, then also fielding two great reliable and tried and tested actors such as Elio Germano, in the role of Matteo Messina Denaro, and Toni Servillo in that of an ambiguous collaborator of justice. I…
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