Una Vita Difficile

Name: Una Vita Difficile
Genre: Drama, Comedy, War
Released: February 3, 2023
Duration: 118 min
Cast: Alberto Sordi, Antonio Centa, Borante Domizlaff, Claudio Gora, Daniele Vargas

2023

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Rialto Pictures | Release Date: February 3, 2023 | Not Rated

Starring: Alberto Sordi, Antonio Centa, Borante Domizlaff, Claudio Gora, Daniele Vargas, Franco Fabrizi, Lea Massari, Lina Volonghi, Loredana Nusciak, Mino Doro

Summary: Silvio (Alberto Sordi), a leftist resistance fighter turned journalist, tries to cling to his political convictions while it becomes increasingly difficult to provide for his family. His wife, Elena (Lea Massari), supports his idealism less and less and reproaches him for not wanting to take advantage of the Italian post-war economicSilvio (Alberto Sordi), a leftist resistance fighter turned journalist, tries to cling to his political convictions while it becomes increasingly difficult to provide for his family. His wife, Elena (Lea Massari), supports his idealism less and less and reproaches him for not wanting to take advantage of the Italian post-war economic miracle. When she leaves him, Silvio tries to win her back by agreeing to a compromise with a rich industrialist.… Expand

Director: Dino Risi

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, War

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 118 min

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A.O. Scott

Feb 3, 2023

It also stands by itself as an exuberant bad time, a pity party that has no business being so much fun. Read full review

Robert Abele

Mar 23, 2023

Cinema doesn’t suffer for shoutouts to the great Italian stylists of the grotesque and/or bleak, but we could also use more descendants of Risi’s sturdy faith in the alchemy of well-timed long shots, middle shots and close-ups in real-world settings to reveal simple, lasting, bittersweet truths about people. Read full review

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