Era d'estate

About This Movie

Era d'estate immerses you in a tense, brooding atmosphere that captures the weight of impending doom faced by Falcone and Borsellino. The pacing feels deliberate, almost suffocating, as we see these two judges navigating their precarious existence on Sardinia, away from their families. The film's use of practical effects, though understated, lends a certain realism to the brutal world of the Mafia they challenge. Performances are raw—particularly the way they convey the quiet desperation and resolve in their fight against corruption. It highlights the personal sacrifices these men made, which often gets overshadowed by their public personas. A film that strikes a chord, reminding you of the fragility of justice in a world rife with criminal power.

Strong emphasis on atmosphere and character depth · Cinematography enhances the isolation theme · Explores the moral complexities of justice and sacrifice