Review by gym61

The film shows the real Italian situation of work places, where women are not treated as men, and company employees in general suffer from an extreme form of flexibility that becomes actually precariousness and instability. Francesca Comencini is really talented if you also think about the low budget cost of the film (the project started as a documentary, only after it became a real movie) and Nicoletta Braschi, the only professional actor, finally shows that with the right director and the right story she can be able to actually play (and very well), not just being sexy Benigni's wife. This was a brave and challenging topic, because treating "mobbing" is treating something real and painful but not easily verbalized by people who suffered from it. Watch it and think that probably even you have been probably victim of it, once or twice in your life, in a milder way, but you could't recognize it at the time was happening and you thought there was something wrong in yourself. Well, there wasn't.