The Assassination of Matteotti

A stylish, bitter plunge into the birth of fascism, coldly gripping and oppressive.

A weighty, talky chamber piece that builds quiet suspense through smoky rooms and clipped rhetoric, rewarding attention with a stirring finish.

A cold, patient descent into power and loneliness, cutting between a rise and a fall until the quiet feels crushing.

A staged historical drama that feels like a serious, talky lesson in political corruption, performed with earnest intensity by young actors.

A sober political drama about ideals curdling into repression, weighed down by betrayal and the rift it carves through a family.

A tense, talky docudrama that feels like waiting in a hallway while history is about to close a door.

A stylish, cold-blooded plunge into political intrigue, mixing dark satire with a brooding, operatic atmosphere.

A grim, patient plunge into institutional rot, where every investigation costs someone dearly and decency rarely survives the machinery of power.

A grim, faintly distant historical tableau that carries the weight of an infamous moment.

A chilly, talky political drama that watches power corrupt from the inside, more cerebral than thrilling.

A sober, talky period drama that builds quiet unease as a man's world narrows around him.

A somber historical drama that moves deliberately through political intrigue and quiet grief.