The last movie I saw was Vallanzasca: Angels of Evil, directed by Michele Placido
, played by Kim Rossi Stuart and written by both.
I went with two friends of Asperger Group, Simon and Peter.
I liked it because it is a true story, set in the 70s. The main character is really him, Renato Vallanzasca, which has two sides: the good and the bad. Did not come from a disadvantaged family, but, as the Vallanzasca the film: "Some are born to make the worker, I'm born to be a thief."
Obviously the characters are fictional, but it is interesting to see how the main character, which is arrested several times and evades many times, gradually becomes a beast. The other main characters are the printing and women who have made Vallanzasca "beautiful Rene" which is seen arriving in the prison letters of many admirers.
After watching, I discussed the film with two of my friends at Simon did not like some parts deemed too violent. I think that perhaps many women are more sensitive to the vision of a certain type of violence. I believe however, that the representation of violence is that Placido is appropriate to describe (the exalted) Vallanzasca and the world in which the "beautiful Rene" lived.
The film ends with the last Vallanzasca and evasion in the late '80s, his new and shut down indefinitely. How true Vallanzasca said in various interviews, he no longer tried to escape because he believed that the underworld had been changed and does not belong to him anymore.
In conclusion I enjoyed the movie interesting for the representation of Milan in the 80s and in general because it gives the opportunity to reread some of the pages of history of our country.
