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Piove

2022
8
Director: 
Paolo Strippoli

SYNOPSIS: 

A mysterious rain unleashes the aggression of the citizens, even pushing them to kill. A rebellious teenager tries to protect his disabled little sister and survive the explosion of violence.

REVIEW: 

The film makes us sink into the life of a family in disarray, where anger and depression take over. In the background a gray, rainy, embittered Rome. Horror that goes deep, both to scare and to make you think, a genre of film that is rarely seen and innovative. Beautiful photography and excellent performances.

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