Italian
In theaters from April 1st, distributed by Wonder Picture, the dark comedy is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated titles of the year
A secret is forever, hidden within a love story that transcends not only strict romanticism. Emma and Charlie, masterfully portrayed by Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, are a deeply in-love couple, different from each other and precisely for this reason magically matched, she brilliant and full of charm, he with a lower profile, far from banal clichés, sometimes awkward. With the impending marriage comes that secret that upends the entire plot of the synopsis, until that point sweet and idyllic. A line that, once crossed, becomes the trigger of a detonator capable of cracking the present with the lever of the past. It certainly has one characteristic: it never dies. And the reverberations caused by the great, subtle temptations of director Kristoffer Borgli draw precisely from the revelation. That of an unconfessable secret that the camera is ready to unveil, dragging along a whole series of questions that cloak the film with those capricious nuances that call everything into question, from love to esteem, to certainties. Passing through the judgment of others and the acceptance of the other side of the apple, not necessarily always free of blemishes.
Seen for you by Mauro Lama
