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Four men, one village bar, far too much drink, and a car that hits something on the road home. Or rather someone.
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Synopsis
Three friends, Beppe, Umberto, and Gigi, await the arrival of young Toni to celebrate his newfound freedom. After an evening of heavy drinking at the village bar, the car they’re about to drive home in hits something. Or rather, someone. Setting off a series of relentless bad decisions, the four flee and take refuge at Umberto’s house. It will be a long night of plot twists, paradoxical and ridiculous situations, encounters and clashes between the protagonists and other improbable figures who populate that interminable day. Until the most unimaginable of solutions arrives at first light.
Our Review Editorial
Four men, one village bar, far too much drink, and a car that hits something on the road home. Or rather someone. What follows is a single catastrophic night of escalating bad decisions as Beppe, Umberto, Gigi and young Toni barricade themselves in a house and try to think their way out of a problem that keeps getting worse. The register is Italian dark comedy at full tilt: panicked, absurd, populated by improbable visitors who arrive at exactly the wrong moment.
Ideal for viewers who like farce with a guilty conscience underneath, and for the pleasure of watching ordinary men wildly out of their depth. It runs a tight 1h 31m and keeps escalating rather than pausing for sentiment. Expect fast overlapping talk, reversals stacked one on the next, and humour that darkens as the night wears on. A strong pick if you like European comedies that refuse to let anyone off easily.
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