Marilyn ha gli occhi neri

So touching,emotional and romantic. Wonderful actors showing the struggle of people with psychological problems in a special comic-dramatic way you just must see.

There's a hidden world out there. A world of forgotten people. Marginalized. People that can give much more if we could see through for once. Superb acting by the main characters. Stefano Accorsi and Myriam Leone are some of the best Italian contemporary actors and Netflix choice to produce the movie is a winning decision.

I loved this film - it was funny (that guy with the pretend earpiece, especially) and heartfelt. I'm not sure why it's scored so low - I can only think that those who watched it in another language, didn't watch it with subtitles and perhaps watched it with dubbing (why anyone ever does that, I don't know). If you're going to watch it, please watch it with subbies, if you don't speak Italian.

Anyway, of course the total plot is a bit implausible - like about 90% of movies, the plot is implausible, but isn't that why we watch them? If it was like any old group therapy session, with the daily grind of people's lives, who'd watch it as a movie? God, that would be so boring!

Let yourself go and watch this lovely movie.

Good or very good acting performances by the 3 leads. Unfortunately the storyline is unoriginal and the plot unplausible.

Slow, unfunny and only slightly poignant towards the end, isn't able to capitalize on the setting, preferring to stay politically correct and superficial.

Pity.

Excellent idea, great actors (Accordi and Leoni are just marvelous) and fine direction...very under rated, this movie deserve at least 7-7,5 Recommended.