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Mezzanotte zero zero
26 year old Francesco's life in Taranto is always the same. He doesn't have a steady job and always hangs out with the same friends. On his 27th birthday he makes an incredible discovery: the candle on his cake, only if broken, is able to fulfil any of his wishes.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the impact of the financial crisis through the lens of a former Italian politician. It delves into the personal and societal consequences of economic downturns, examining the decisions made and their far-reaching effects. The film offers a reflective look at a pivotal period in recent history.
Critical Reception
Mezzanotte zero zero received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its insightful and personal approach to a complex economic topic. The documentary was commended for its ability to humanize the impact of the financial crisis, offering a compelling narrative through the eyes of someone who was closely involved.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its intimate and reflective exploration of the financial crisis.
Commended for its humanistic approach to economic events.
Noted for Daniele Vicari's compelling personal perspective.
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Fun Fact
The film features director Daniele Vicari himself as the central figure, offering a unique self-reflective documentary approach.
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