Fiabeschi torna a casa

This documentary explores the relationship between books and the contemporary world, delving into the personal libraries of prominent figures and reflecting on the evolution of reading habits. It questions the fate of books in the digital age and the deep connection individuals have with their collections. The film is a meditative journey through knowledge, memory, and the physical presence of books.

The film received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often praising its intellectual depth and the thoughtful exploration of the subject matter. However, some found its pacing slow or its philosophical musings occasionally opaque. Audiences interested in literature and the sociology of knowledge generally appreciated its unique perspective.

• Praised for its intellectual curiosity and unique approach to the concept of a library.

• Critiqued by some for its slow pacing and dense philosophical content.

• Seen as a relevant reflection on the place of books in the digital age.

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The film is partly a personal reflection by director Davide Ferrario on his own extensive book collection and the act of collecting itself.