Solitaire
A three-billion-lire hit. A bloody hold-up. A sole survivor. Hunted down by fate and ruthless gangsters, Leo Piazza finds himself with a "hot" suitcase on his hands. Forced to go into hiding, time is running out. The killers want him dead so they can retrieve the loot and the showdown draws near... A nocturnal and silent anti-hero, Piazza moves like a zombie, like the living dead.
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Plot Summary
A successful, but lonely, older man decides to hire a beautiful young woman to pose as his girlfriend to bring his estranged adult children together for a holiday. What begins as a simple arrangement quickly becomes complicated as genuine feelings start to develop, leading to unexpected emotional entanglements and revelations.
Critical Reception
Solitaire received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with many finding the premise intriguing but ultimately underdeveloped. While some performances were praised, the film's pacing and predictable plot were common points of criticism. Audience reception was similarly lukewarm.
What Reviewers Say
- A predictable and slow-paced drama with a lukewarm premise.
- Performances are earnest, but fail to elevate the by-the-numbers story.
- Lacks the emotional depth to fully engage the audience.
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Fun Fact
Emilio Estevez not only directed and starred in 'Solitaire' but also wrote the screenplay.
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