Inconscio Italiano

About This Movie

Inconscio Italiano is a fascinating dive into Italy's tumultuous political landscape, spanned through the lens of seven intellectuals. The documentary weaves a narrative that starts with the colonial ambitions in Ethiopia back in '37 and somehow finds its way to Berlusconi's rise. The tone is reflective, almost somber at times, as these thinkers dissect the implications of Fascism on Italian identity. The pacing varies, sometimes feeling like an academic lecture, and other times, it pulls you into a deeper understanding of societal changes. The interviews are raw, with these voices adding depth that is often missing from mainstream historical narratives. It’s this introspective quality, combined with a focus on how the past influences the present, that gives it a distinctive edge in the documentary genre.

Intellectual discourse on Fascism in Italy · Historical context from 1937 to the present · Focus on lesser-known perspectives