Croce e delizia

This is a very different LGBT movie. Characters are 50+ men. The love is depicted beautifully. Italian eccentricity and LGBT social issues have been subtly displayed. Please watch.

So boring. Characters just yell and scream at each other throughout , mostly for no reason. Supposed to be a comedy , but I didn't even smile once , let alone laugh. Couldn't care less about any of the characters. Saw it with my wife and sat through this rubbish for her , right till the end. If I had watched it alone I would have walked out after the first 15 minutes. Some others in the audience did! My wife's verdict "pretty ordinary". Just excruciating.

This film is totally unconvincing. I didn't believe for a minute that those two men were gay, or actually in love with each other. It felt like the director came up with an interesting plot in his head and created a film without giving it much further thought. But c'mon! 50+ and 60+ men suddenly sexually attracted to each other after living decades as happy heterosexuals? It's great to live in a world where anyone can love anyone freely. But if you want to pull off an implausible storyline like that, you need to come up with a better script.

This beautifully shot family comedy by director Simone Godano is the freshest & most enjoyable film I have see at the Outfest Film Festival this year. The actors are charming, moving, hilarious and sexy. The audience I watched this movie with loved every single minute. I recommend it without reservation.

Saw this film aboard a flight (Thanks, Air Canada!) and enjoyed it immensely. Doesn't seem to be available anywhere in the USA in any format or on any streaming platform yet. Seek it out!