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Il Divo - Der Göttliche

Originaltitel: Il divo
  • 2008
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 50 Min.
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Il Divo - Der Göttliche (2008)
The story of Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, who has been elected to Parliament seven times since is was established in 1946.
trailer wiedergeben1:22
1 Video
40 Fotos
BiographieDrama

Die Geschichte des italienischen Politikers Giulio Andreotti, der seit der Wiederherstellung der Demokratie im Jahr 1946 siebenmal das Amt des Ministerpräsidenten von Italien bekleidete.Die Geschichte des italienischen Politikers Giulio Andreotti, der seit der Wiederherstellung der Demokratie im Jahr 1946 siebenmal das Amt des Ministerpräsidenten von Italien bekleidete.Die Geschichte des italienischen Politikers Giulio Andreotti, der seit der Wiederherstellung der Demokratie im Jahr 1946 siebenmal das Amt des Ministerpräsidenten von Italien bekleidete.

  • Regie
    • Paolo Sorrentino
  • Drehbuch
    • Paolo Sorrentino
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Toni Servillo
    • Anna Bonaiuto
    • Giulio Bosetti
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    7,2/10
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    • Regie
      • Paolo Sorrentino
    • Drehbuch
      • Paolo Sorrentino
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Toni Servillo
      • Anna Bonaiuto
      • Giulio Bosetti
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    • Für 1 Oscar nominiert
      • 32 Gewinne & 40 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    • Giulio Andreotti
    Anna Bonaiuto
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    • Livia Danese
    Giulio Bosetti
    • Eugenio Scalfari
    Flavio Bucci
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    • Franco Evangelisti
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    • Vincenzo Scotti
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    • Gaspare Mutolo
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    • Larry Schoenbach
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    8ntulini-1

    Great portrait

    This movie puts on screen what all Italians know since decades: directly or indirectly Andreotti is behind all major events happened in Italy in the last 45 years. This is what we know, as we all knew that virtually all politicians at all level were (and are) robbing the public funds and make private deals with business men.

    The movie shows exactly this: we know it but we do not have the evidences.

    Sorrentino tries to bridge this gap by putting together a lot of informations that make a pretty clear scenario, but without evidences. The result is a portrait of a divinity: you know that is there, you know that everything happens because of his will, but on earth everything happens by chance so that the fact that Andreotti is the mastermind of everything becomes a matter of divine faith.

    The strength of the movie rests on the capacity to describe a personality that is so powerful that does not need to speak, does not need to go on TV, he is able to make things happen in a way that only Andreotti knows. Andreotti is above the politics, above the Church, above finance, above mafia, he is depicted as a power that stands on its own, someone who uses all the different leverages to rule.

    Andreotti got it away with his trials and only Andreotti knows how. For a man of his power, it was the least you could expect.

    At the end, Italians have to acknowledge that in the 20th century Italy was ruled by the King (shortly), Mussolini and Andreotti. But if you remember the Glossary shown at the beginning of the movie, through the Loggia P2, Sorrentino suggests that Berlusconi could be the person in charge to continue the job. Whether this is the will of Andreotti or not is a matter of faith.
    6Quinoa1984

    wildly all over the place with its camera and plotting, but what's lacking is a port of entry for non-Italians

    I'm sure if I were raised in Italy and paid attention to Italian politics day in and day out all of what transpires in Il Divo would be no less than engrossing. The story of Androetti, the head of a government that went for seven administrations and then went on to run for President has some really fascinating things to it. One of those is seeing just how the parliament works in those scenes midway through the picture and how the country actually chooses its president, which is so far removed from the US democratic process it's hard to fathom. And I also admired how the actor playing Androetti so got into this kind of quietly conniving politician, a man who believed that politics was everything and yet would never get passionate enough to raise his voice above a whisper. Somewhere inside of him a Dick Cheney is rumbling, perhaps.

    But the problem in watching the film if you don't pay attention to the Italian politics of the period, or just in general, is that the filmmakers lose you fairly quickly. I usually find myself a viewer who doesn't like to be spoon-fed information very simply, but this is on the opposite end of the cannon where only a few real details are clear enough and then the rest comes whizzing by at a quick clip (and quick indeed as the camera style is akin to the operatic nature of Scorsese, only not as talented or focused). Names of characters keep coming up as title cards, and except for a couple of names like "The Lemon" (Androetti's right-hand man), none of them really stick out, and the incidents keep piling up without any real connection. At some point the basic story does reveal itself and holds some interest, but there's a disconnect between many scenes too, and a sense of cross-cutting done a few times (i.e. the horse race scene crossed with a shooting) comes off as unimaginative.

    It's not a waste of time though if you're totally ignorant about Italy's political structure and brash sense of the power dynamic. But it's not one that I particularly enjoyed, either, and its lack of a connection with the mounting details made it harder to appreciate.
    8Jeannieg

    Beautiful but perhaps incomprehensible in translation

    This is a film of two parts - something which a previous comment didn't really make clear - we see the events of Italy during Andreotti's reign in the first half from Andreoti's point of view: then in the second half we see the same events again from (depending on your perspective) either a more dispassionate or a more disparaging observation.

    As a bit of cinema it is brilliant (one or two IMO rather silly unslick bits of special FX, just ignore them!) but altogether not to be missed. I doubt that it will translate well, and even for a seasoned appassionato of Italian politics the introduction of characters using (clever) superimposed text was flawed by the overshort screen time which these important notes were allowed.
    8dromasca

    biography and pamphlet

    Biographical films tend to be respectful to the historical figures that they describe. Even when they describe complex and controversial characters they try to explain and to put in context the motivation of deeds which in the perspective of history seem evil. Paolo Sorrentino's 'Il Divo' is quite the contrary, it is a negative biography about a character who dominated the Italian politics for most of the second part of the 20th century, the leader of the Christian-Democratic Party and seven-times Prime Minister of Italy, Giulio Andreotti. The film does not lack complexity - quite the contrary - and the historical context of the 80s and 90s is described in detail, but the effect is willingly opposite than in usual biographies. Even political actions which would have seen candid or neutral seem to catch a strong significance and are seen through the perspective of the corruption and Mafia-relations which seem to have dominated Italian political life of the period.

    My knowledge about the Italian politics is too superficial to make a definite judgment about the correctness of the facts presented on screen. What I can say after seeing the film is that it does not seem to pretend to be objective. Even if there is no explicit statement, there is neither any positive angle we brought into the film or positive dimension that is not questioned. Even the relationship with his wife ('I knew all these years what kind of man I married') or helping the poor (which looks more like a political exercise deprived of sincerity). There are however many other scenes (like the repeated walk on empty streets surrounded by cohorts of security people, the reception after his last nomination as Prime Minister) which describe not only the outer-worldness of the man, but also of the whole system.

    Even more amazing is the fact that Andreotti was alive when this film was made (he actually died about a month ago) and has seen at least part of the film, allegedly walking out after a while. So this is not only a biography, but a pamphlet directed against a living politician. Andreotti, by the way, was no stranger to the Italian cinema industry, he played an important role in establishing the rules that protected the local industry against foreign (especially Hollywood) imports in the 50s, but also the establishment of a de-facto censorship over the content of the productions which was in place for many decades. Is this film also kind of a revenge of the now free industry over this character? Maybe.

    To a very large extent 'Il DIvo' relies on the extraordinary acting performance of Toni Servillo. He makes one of these creations which in time tend to superpose and replace the visual representation we have about the real-life person. Great acting indeed, but do we end by understanding better Giulio Andreotti the man? I doubt it. Paolo Sorrentino certainly knows how to construct complex characters which do not show easily their intense internal beings. Looking now retrospectively he did the same thing in This Must Be the Place (which he made later, but I saw it before). He does not however serve the viewers with ready prepared answers about the motivation of his heroes. I knew very little about Andreotti before seeing this film, I know many more facts now, but the man remains a mystery.
    8don-agustine

    He is still alive

    A stunning Italian film. And when was the last time I was able to say that? A masterful achievement without concessions to the larger public who doesn't know or care about Italian politics. The film has a life of its own. It's like a Shakespearean adaptation of a modern Mephistopheles. If you don't know who Giulio Andreotti is you will want to know because it feels and looks like a fictional character. How is it possible that someone so obviously guilty of undiluted evil could sit, still, in the senate and being treated like a celebrity worthy of absolute respect. Someone said, only in Italy, but I think that's far too simple. True, Italy seems to award some kind of venerable status to some big criminals that got away with it, one way or another. All of it is here, in "Il Divo" a riveting study, a wildly entertaining X ray of one of the most puzzling figures in modern political history.

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    • Wissenswertes
      The first cut of the movie was 145-minute long.
    • Zitate

      Giulio Andreotti: I know I am an average man but looking around I do not see any giant.

    • Crazy Credits
      End credits features the following dedication: "per Daniela, che mi ha salvato" ("for Daniela, who saved me"). Daniela D'Antonio is Paolo Sorrentino's wife.
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      Featured in The 82nd Annual Academy Awards (2010)
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      Written by Mogol, Gian Piero Reverberi and Nicola Di Bari

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 16. April 2009 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsländer
      • Italien
      • Frankreich
    • Sprachen
      • Italienisch
      • Englisch
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      • Il Divo
    • Drehorte
      • Via del Corso, Rom, Latium, Italien(graffiti on the wall)
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      • Indigo Film
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      • Parco Film
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      • 5.700.000 € (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 240.159 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 13.867 $
      • 26. Apr. 2009
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 11.260.366 $
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