La trattativa

This documentary delves into the controversial 'pact' allegedly made between the Italian state and the Mafia in the 1990s. Director Sabina Guzzanti investigates the period following the assassinations of anti-mafia judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, exploring the possibility of a secret negotiation to halt terrorist attacks. The film presents interviews and archival footage to question the official narrative of these dark chapters in Italian history. It seeks to uncover truths obscured by time and political maneuvering.

La trattativa was met with significant attention and debate in Italy, lauded by some for its investigative courage and criticized by others for its provocative approach and perceived bias. Its subject matter, dealing with sensitive political and criminal history, naturally generated strong opinions. The film succeeded in reigniting public discussion on a crucial period of Italian justice and its dealings with organized crime.

• Praised for its bold exploration of controversial historical events.

• Challenged viewers to question official accounts of the Mafia-state negotiations.

• Sparked significant debate regarding its interpretations and evidence.

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Director Sabina Guzzanti herself has been a target of legal actions and controversy due to her outspoken political activism and her films' critical nature.