Il peggio di noi

About This Movie

Il peggio di noi offers an intriguing look behind the curtain of filmmaking. It’s raw and unfiltered, capturing the tension and discord that can arise on a set. The pacing can be jarring – the lengthy monologue of Corso Salani feels almost confessional, drawing you into his frustrations while showcasing the chaotic energy of production. The documentary’s strength lies in its candidness; you see the dynamic between Salani and his crew, especially Paloma Calle, as it deteriorates. There’s a palpable sense of disillusionment that resonates throughout, making it a compelling study on the fragility of artistic collaboration. It's definitely not your standard behind-the-scenes fare, but that’s what makes it distinctive.

Documentary on filmmaking process · Focus on artistic collaboration · Explores crew dynamics and tensions