A Chiara

This film is so unique in the sense that it tells the story so many people can relate to. The way the movie flows and how the story is revealed is truly masterful. Some serious events can ultimately expose people to the truth that is hiding behind the veil. Which can result in someone being able to finally see this hard truth for what it is, to accept it, and to make very difficult decisions due to that. The writing was just excellent. The subject matter was deep. The scenery was so relevant, and eye-opening in terms of getting a glimpse into the gritty side of things. If you are searching for a film with deep meaning then I highly recommend.

I tried to watch this film, but the cinematography made me want to vomit so I stopped after a while.

What's the point of trying to tell a story using a gimmick such as a shaky cam, to the point of ruining the film (and years after its expiration date)? To make things worse, most of the shots are extreme closeups, making it impossible to see what is going on in any scene or even on an actor's face. A double whammy for a serious viewer.

A good film is a good story well told. This one is so poorly "told" that it is unwatchable. Too bad, they could've just put a camera on a tripod and saved themselves some effort and possibly get a watchable feature in the end.

All in all, unwatchable, and judging by the cinematography, probably flawed in many other ways too.

This coming of age film brings you into the world of Chiara with such skill that it is hard fault, in fact it should be highly celebrated. Great local casting and directing, loved it!

Kind of one of the best italian films of te last years..especially if you live in Italy,if not maybe a litle bit akward ...but if you jave patience itnwill reward you,very nice movie.

An Italian Drama Viewers May Need Patience To Truly Enjoy This Film

Swamy Rotolo's Performance Was Just What The Film Needed And For Director Jonas Carpignano He Can Surely Make A Drama Film As Intense As You Think.