A Estrangeira

About This Movie

A Estrangeira is a slow burn, capturing the murky underbelly of the Italian textile scene in Germany. Alberto Sordi shines as Totonno, the quintessential small-time crook with big aspirations, navigating a world filled with shady deals and moral ambiguities. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to savor the atmosphere, which feels both gritty and strangely inviting. The performances are nuanced, and Sordi's portrayal adds a layer of complexity to a character who could easily be dismissed as just another petty criminal. There's a certain melancholy in the film, reflecting on ambition and the cost of climbing the social ladder. It’s not flashy, but it’s got that distinct charm that lingers long after the credits roll.

A unique take on crime and ambition. · The atmospheric setting adds depth to the story. · Slow pacing allows for character development.