The Invisible Thread

Name: The Invisible Thread
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Family
Released: March 4, 2022
Duration: 109 min
Cast: Alessia Giuliani, Emanuele Maria Di Stefano, Filippo Timi, Francesco Gheghi, Francesco Scianna

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): March 4, 2022 | Not Rated

Starring: Alessia Giuliani, Emanuele Maria Di Stefano, Filippo Timi, Francesco Gheghi, Francesco Scianna, Giulia Maenza, Jodhi May, Matteo Oscar Giuggioli, Mauro Conte, Valentina Cervi

Summary: A teenage son of two fathers makes a documentary about his parents but is surprised when a real-life plot twist occurs in his family.

Director: Marco Simon Puccioni

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Family

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 109 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Mar 8, 2022

Clutter aside, it’s a likeable, well-intentioned mess of a comedy, one that’ll leave you with the warm fuzzies even if it loses the “thread” once, twice or thrice along the way. Read full review

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theodenida

May 24, 2022

I truly believe this is a wonderful and innovative LGBT-themed film. This is the one and only film I ever saw that represents the story of a teen with two gay fathers. Not in Italian cinema, not in international cinema and they look pretty real to me. Those who think that Paolo isI truly believe this is a wonderful and innovative LGBT-themed film. This is the one and only film I ever saw that represents the story of a teen with two gay fathers. Not in Italian cinema, not in international cinema and they look pretty real to me. Those who think that Paolo is overreacting to betrayal I think have never seen a couple split. I agree that the teen plot has typical situations of this sub-genre, but the film plays nicely subverting them. Also, don't forget it's a dramedy a bit of drama, and a bit of comedy with the clear intent to bring a controversial issue to a wider public. This is a political film in disguise. The actors Filippo Timi, and Francesco Scianna are good (but so are the rest of the cast) and the script is very good. The writer and director Marco Simon Puccioni has a script full of interesting twists and stage the action with a secure hand, without an unnecessary show of talent (he has demonstrated his cinematic art in previous films, so we know he has talent), he accompanies the scenes and the feelings of the actors in a discrete but effective way.
Life can be challenging especially when it is filled with prejudices and this mix with marital problems and coming of age issues. The film is good in balancing those things out and giving the characters room to breathe and entertainment for us to aim at the heart and brain. I must admit I laughed but I also shed a tear or two.… Expand

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