Nobody’s Innocent

About This Movie

Nobody’s Innocent (2018) dives into the stark realities of life in Naples and Scampia, contrasting the violent headlines with the quieter lives of the region's overlooked residents. Ermanno's journey feels raw and immersive, allowing us to witness the dichotomy between chaos and the ordinary. The film captures a gritty atmosphere, enhanced by practical effects that ground the narrative in a palpable reality. The pacing may feel languid at times, but it serves to deepen the viewer's connection to the characters, who embody resilience amidst despair. It’s a film that dares to show the humanity in places often reduced to horror stories.

This film has seen a limited release, and finding physical copies can be a bit of a scavenger hunt for collectors. It's not widely discussed in mainstream circles, which adds to its underground charm. The scarcity of its availability makes it an intriguing item for those who appreciate nuanced international cinema. Its unique thematic exploration of duality in urban life adds a layer of depth that many collectors will find fascinating.