This penetrating look at the media empire of Italy’s prime minister Silvio Berlusconi reveals how his reality TV shows full of bikini-clad women enriched his friends and beguiled a nation. —tiff.net
A fairly shocking true-life conspiracy tale of celebrity culture run amok. It profiles some truly fascinating personalities who populate a corrupt political climate that almost sounds too strange to be true. As compelling as the subject is, the editing could use some tightening and, as a film, it doesn't lead to any kind of satisfying conclusion. But despite its flaws, an important and engrossing film.
"The type of introspective, intimate domestic American nonfiction that has sprouted up so much in art-house theaters in the wake of the success
"If you wanted to script a cautionary tale about the politics of fame (and the fame of politics), you couldn't come up with anything
And I have a few comments for the director:
Form is a big deal. Please, if you are planning on extensively using voice-over, elocution classes might be a good idea, or you may want to consider… read review