Σε τρολλαρει τοσο πολυ στα πρωτα 10 λεπτα...
...μεχρι και jumpscare εχει. Μετα βλεπεις την κριση μεσης ηλικιας και συνειδησης που θα παθεις αν εισαι βυσμα ολη σου τη ζωη


Jep Gambardella turns sixty-five on a terrace overlooking the Colosseum, where the wild partying keeps running into an existential void. Sorrentino’s most Felliniesque tribute to Rome won him the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, and it’s all painful revelry and, well, great beauty.
In summertime Rome, Jep Gambardella is sixty-five and still the most wanted guest at every dinner and party in town, and the best of them are the ones he throws himself on his terrace overlooking the Colosseum. Back when he was a young journalist, he wrote one novel, which won a prize and earned him a name as an artist. He hasn’t written a word since.
Oscars
Oscar Best Foreign Language Film
2014
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