Tutti a casa - Power to the People?

The documentary delves into the relationship between the Italian populace and conventional political parties. It explores how the Movimento 5 Stelle, led by comedian Beppe Grillo, gained significant traction by advocating for a shift of power back to the people. With a striking 25% of the votes, they emerged as the most-voted party in Italy, challenging established political norms.

Through its 91-minute runtime, the film raises critical questions about the effectiveness of uncompromising ideals in the political arena. It examines whether internet referendums represent true direct democracy or if they risk devolving into faceless mob rule. These themes resonate with current global discussions on trust in political institutions and the role of populism.