Viva la libertà
2013, Comedy/Drama, 1h 34m
16 Reviews 100+ RatingsYou might also like
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Enrico Oliveri , Giovanni Ernani
Andrea Bottini
Danielle
Anna
Furlan
De Bellis
Critic Reviews for Viva la libertà
All Critics (16) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (9)
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Servillo charms in his dual turn, then takes it up a notch when one brother shows off his childhood knack for impersonating his look-alike.
January 12, 2015 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review… -
An ingenious blend of high drama and surprising whimsy.
January 1, 2015 | Rating: 3/4 -
This here is a slightly sweet, slightly sour tale of brotherly love. Emphasis on 'slight.'
December 31, 2014 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review… -
[A] stuck-in-neutral feature, which combines a vague commentary on Italian politics with a vague portrayal of middle-aged awakening.
November 26, 2014 | Full Review… -
Wobbles between being wispily suggestive of finer existential meaning and generational commentary, and being basically a handsomely dressed-up "Dave" for post-Berlusconi Italy.
November 6, 2014 | Full Review… -
Politicians-replaced-by-doppelgngers has long been a favorite comedy movie device - yet never has it been employed for more torturous faux-funny business than in Viva la Libert.
November 4, 2014 | Full Review…
Audience Reviews for Viva la libertà
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Nov 16, 2014In "Viva la Liberta," Enrico(Toni Servillo) is in a bit of a rut lately. Not only are his poll numbers as leader of the left in Italy way down but to add insult to injury he also gets heckled at his own party congress. Desperately needing a timeout, he leaves without telling anyone and holes up with his old friend Danielle(Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) and her family in Paris. Andrea(Valerio Mastandrea), one of Enrico's aides, looks to Enrico's brother Giovanni(Toni Servillo), an intellectual who has just gotten out of a mental hospital, for clues on his brother's whereabouts. But what he gets instead is a headache when Giovanni talks to a journalist thinking he is Enrico which at the same time gives Andrea an idea. If "Viva la Liberta" had just stopped with Toni Servillo's tremendous dual performance and its plot about doppelgangers in politics, I would gladly understand the complaints about this movie's lack of originality. But luckily it does not stop there, as the movie is also interested in carefully exploring mental illness and the world of make believe, not only in the deception at the heart of the movie, but also the world of movies, as Enrico takes the time for once to consider an alternate path for him and his brother, along with maybe one for the left in Italy.Walter M Super Reviewer
Viva la libertà Quotes
| Mung: | Fellini fought so that indecency would not become a habit. When the TV channels went to spy on his death their real mission was to announce the end of a world and the birth of a new cycle. Politics as the constant invention of reality, as deception. |
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