Bianca

A stressed philosophy professor, Michele Apuzzo, lives a solitary life filled with anxieties and eccentricities, obsesses over his love for classical music and his cat, Adorno. He navigates his complicated relationships and his own neuroses while preparing for a major lecture and dealing with a potential affair.

Bianca was met with critical acclaim, praised for its witty screenplay, Nanni Moretti's unique directorial vision, and his compelling performance. It's considered a significant work in Italian cinema, resonating with audiences for its sharp satire and relatable depiction of modern anxieties.

• Praised for its sharp, intelligent humor and Nanni Moretti's distinctive directorial style.
• The film offers a poignant and often hilarious exploration of modern alienation and neuroticism.
• Moretti's performance as the socially awkward professor is a standout, capturing both vulnerability and absurdity.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's unique blend of comedy and drama, with many appreciating Moretti's insightful portrayal of a character grappling with anxiety and isolation. The film's intellectual humor and subtle social commentary are frequently cited as strengths.

Won the Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Achievement at the 34th Berlin International Film Festival.

The cat 'Adorno' in the film is named after the German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, reflecting Michele's intellectual inclinations.