What a Country!

The film follows a group of inmates in a psychiatric hospital who are on a rehabilitation program designed to help them reintegrate into society. Led by their enthusiastic but somewhat misguided therapist, they embark on a series of misadventures as they attempt to navigate the outside world. Their attempts to function normally are met with confusion, humor, and societal prejudice, highlighting the difficulties faced by those with mental health challenges.

Upon its release, 'What a Country!' was a commercial success in Italy, resonating with audiences for its blend of humor and social commentary. Critics praised Carlo Verdone's comedic performance and his ability to tackle sensitive themes with a light touch, though some noted the film's episodic structure. It is generally regarded as a beloved cult classic in Italian cinema.

• Praised for Carlo Verdone's signature comedic style and performance.
• Appreciated for its satirical look at societal perceptions of mental health.
• Some found the narrative structure to be uneven.

Google audience: Audience reception on Google is not widely documented for this specific release, but general sentiment from Italian viewers often points to appreciation for its humor and relatable characters.

The film's original title in Italian is 'Troppo forte', which translates to 'Too Strong'.