Alexis Conran, Andrea Renzi, Emilia Fox
A love-struck Italian poet is stuck in Iraq at the onset of an American invasion.
DVD Release Date: May 8, 2007
Stats: 717 reviews
Obviously not at the same level of La Vita è Bella, but following the same style. A smart and touching comedy/satire that has war (this time a more current one) as scenario, making us realize just how stupid and senseless it really is... It's clearly a subject that carachterizes ...( read more)
La tigre e la neve was a movie with a mix of drama and comedy. This made the story became very interesting and enjoyable. And off course Benigni, who was so funny sometimes. It had a simple plot although, a man discovers that the woman he loves was badly injured in a hospital in ...( read more)
Roberto Benigni's performance is undoubtedly filled with years of acting expertise yet a character may be grandiose although the storyline is awful... yes this is the case here.
I cannot really review this movie seeing as my lazy person decided it best to watch half of it beca...( read more)
Italian movie all in subtitles...but I found it to be quite charming and unique, as well as it's hilarious moments. Roberto Benigni is so funny as the lovestruck poetry teacher that has an infatuation love for the woman in his dreams. But it is quite suprising on where he ends up...( read more)
Beautiful, funny and entertaining to say the least. My current favorite movie right now.
offbeat movie about an italian man who pursues a woman to Iraq after hearing she has been an accident. good benigni.
the story is so poignant, the unrequited love, the selfless sacrifice, simply beautiful.
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