Hungry

In the poor outskirts of Rome, a young Roma boy named Kokò dreams of a better life and works odd jobs to support his family. He gets involved with a local criminal gang, engaging in petty theft and drug dealing. As he navigates this dangerous world, Kokò grapples with loyalty, ambition, and the harsh realities of survival.

Hungry received critical acclaim for its gritty realism, authentic portrayal of life in marginalized communities, and the powerful performances of its non-professional actors. It was praised for its raw honesty and unflinching look at the struggles faced by young people in difficult circumstances.

• Praised for its authentic and raw portrayal of life on the fringes of society.

• Lauded for strong, naturalistic performances from its largely non-professional cast.

• Recognized for its unflinching look at poverty, crime, and the desperate pursuit of a better life.

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Selected for the Critics' Week at the Venice Film Festival.

The film primarily features non-professional actors, many of whom are from the Roma community depicted in the movie, lending a significant level of authenticity to the performances.