Sodoma: The Dark Side Of Gomorrah | |
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Sodoma - L'altra faccia di Gomorra | |
Directed by | Vincenzo Pirozzi [1] |
Written by | Corrado Ardone |
Cinematography | Giuseppe Cembalo |
Edited by | Giuseppe Cembalo |
Music by | Peppe Bruno |
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Running time | 93 min. [2] |
Country | Italy |
Language | Italian |
Sodoma: The Dark Side of Gomorrah (Italian : Sodoma - L'altra faccia di Gomorra) is a 2012 Italian comedy Vincenzo Pirozzi. The film is a spoof of Neapolitan mafia films, in particular of Matteo Garrone's Gomorrah . [3] It won the Best Comedy Film award at the 2012 New York City International Film Festival, where it had its world premiere. [4] [5] [6]
Ciro, Marco and Ettore live in Naples. Only the Camorra offers stable employment but they need to prove they can be trusted to enter a "family". Therefore, they carry out a series of robberies but all their criminal efforts go wrong.
The film was theatrically released in Italy on April 4, 2013. [7] [8]
A review at MyMovies.it commented, "The spectator of Sodoma will laugh but of a bitter laugh. The one that make you think. As always happens with comedy when it hits the mark." [9] Another review found, "Pirozzi manages to propose a surreal comedy which, while quoting numerous scenes present in the film of reference, more or less consciously reveals its absurdly tragic dynamics." [10]
A retrospective review lamented the somehow limited distribution of the film in Italian theaters. [11]
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