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Tutti giù
Jullo, Edo, and Chiara: three teenagers among thousands. Three teenagers who live for sport. Jullo is his skateboard, Chiara conquers the world on skis, Edo is a graffiti artist. One day, Jullo, Chiara, and Edo suddenly discover their own lives, each in their own way. Fears, dreams, surprises, loneliness, insecurity, expectations, instability, imbalance. Then a moment, a second, a click. A click that leads them to rediscover themselves, that leads them into adulthood, or that relentlessly sweeps them away.
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Plot Summary
In a working-class neighborhood of Rome, a young man named Matteo dreams of becoming a professional boxer. He trains rigorously under the guidance of his father, a former boxer himself. However, his ambition is challenged by the harsh realities of his environment, including poverty, crime, and the temptations of a life outside the ring. Matteo must confront his personal demons and external pressures to pursue his dream.
Critical Reception
Tutti giù received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often praising its raw portrayal of working-class life and the performances of its cast, particularly Alessandro Roja. Some found the narrative to be somewhat predictable, but it was generally acknowledged for its emotional impact and realistic depiction of the struggles faced by its protagonist.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its authentic portrayal of Roman working-class life.
Alessandro Roja's performance as Matteo was a standout.
Some critics felt the story followed a familiar trajectory.
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Fun Fact
The film was shot in the Tor Bella Monaca neighborhood of Rome, known for its challenging social conditions, adding to the authenticity of the setting.
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