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Il Bambino di Vetro really immerses you in the gritty atmosphere of modern Palermo. The film's pacing might feel a bit slow for some, but it really allows the tension to build, especially as we follow Vincenzo and his son Giovanni. The performances are quite raw; you can feel the weight of family dynamics and the shadows lurking beneath. Giovanni's realization of the darker side of family life is depicted with such a haunting innocence. It's all about the subtlety, the little moments that reveal the deep-seated issues. The practical effects and cinematography have this almost documentary-like quality, grounding the emotion in a stark reality that resonates long after the credits roll.
Set in contemporary Palermo, the film explores complex family relationships. · The tone is heavy with tension, contrasting innocence with harsh realities. · Notable for its raw performances and grounded cinematography.
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