Dear Diary

The film is a triptych of three distinct episodes narrated by Nanni Moretti himself. The first segment follows Moretti as he travels by scooter through Rome, reflecting on art, architecture, and daily life. The second part sees him on a sailboat in the Aeolian Islands, seeking inspiration and dealing with a skin condition. The final episode explores his search for a new cinematic style, encountering various directors and actors.

Dear Diary was critically acclaimed for its unique structure, Moretti's witty and introspective narration, and its blend of humor and melancholy. It was praised for its personal and philosophical exploration of life, cinema, and aging.

• A charming and insightful personal reflection.

• Moretti's unique narrative voice is captivating.

• An unconventional yet deeply engaging cinematic experience.

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Won the Best Director award at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival.

Nanni Moretti himself appears in all three segments of the film, playing a version of himself and acting as the narrator for each story.