Uno a me, uno a te e uno a Raffaele

This film features a narrative centered on an American independent director attempting to shoot a film in Italy. The setting reflects the tumultuous environment of the early 1990s, particularly the corruption scandals that plagued the country. The title references the prevailing culture of bribery and complicity among officials during this period.

With a cast that includes Pier Paolo Capponi, Daniele Formica, and Eliana Miglio, the film provides a glimpse into the complexities of navigating both artistic ambitions and bureaucratic hurdles. The characters embody the struggles and frustrations faced by those trying to create in a corrupt system. This drama not only tells a story about filmmaking but also mirrors a critical time in Italian history, making it a notable piece for collectors interested in international cinema.