(A)social: 10 giorni senza lo smartphone

A group of young adults decides to challenge themselves by abstaining from their smartphones for ten days. This experiment forces them to confront their real-life relationships, dependencies, and the constant digital noise that has come to define their existence. As they navigate this disconnected period, they discover unexpected aspects of themselves and the world around them.

The film received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often highlighting its relatable premise and the timely social commentary it offered. While some found the execution a bit uneven, many appreciated its attempt to explore the impact of technology on modern relationships and personal well-being.

• Praised for its relevant exploration of smartphone addiction.

• Noted for its attempts to show the struggles and unexpected benefits of digital detox.

• Some found the narrative pacing and character development could have been stronger.

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The film's title, '(A)social', is a play on words, suggesting a return to being 'asocial' (in the sense of being offline) and a commentary on how 'social media' can ironically lead to people becoming less social in real life.