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Tag / Paolo Sorrentino

June 23, 2025 by Eternality Tan

Parthenope (2024)

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  • 2024, Italy, Paolo Sorrentino
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Half-baked with its ideas, Sorrentinoโ€™s polished and aesthetically pleasing anti-myth canโ€™t seem to find a compelling story out of the โ€˜mythologyโ€™ of Parthenope, as a young woman pursues intellectualism instead of leveraging on her seductive beauty.

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Rating: 3 out of 5.

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