Sicilian opera lover Matteo Scuro is a retired bureaucrat who wants to have a family reunion. When most of his adult children cancel their trip to Sicily, Matteo decides to take the train to them. On each visit to a different part of Italy, he learns about the lies that his family has been telling him, including a significant one about his missing son, Alvaro.
Director: Giuseppe Tornatore. AKA Everybody’s Fine
Writers: Massimo De Rita, Tonino Guerra, Giuseppe Tornatore.
Stars: Marcello Mastroianni, Michèle Morgan, Valeria Cavalli, Marino Cenna, Norma Martelli, Roberto Nobile, Salvatore Cascio, Leo Gullotta, Antonella Attili, Fabio Iellini.
Cinematographer: Blasco Giurato.
Composer: Ennio Morricone.
1990 Cannes Film Festival – Nominated for the Palme d’Or.
Very sweet movie… Very wise and perceptive. The American re-interpretation is gorgeous, too.
Hello John,
Could you please re-link this film, as it indicates that video cannot be found.
Thanks a lot.
Hey Greg,
Just added a new link, hopefully it works well for you, it keeps getting claimed due to copyright unfortunately
Merry Christmas!
And another fantastic film watched, thanks Jon!
Perhaps one of the best performances by Mastroianni (not counting Todo Modo).
RIP Marcello.