The Son's Room

Wee Hunk

This proves that you can do a low-key movie that's not boring. There is a maturity to his vision that makes you feel like you're in good hands. That last sequence in the film was amazing.

sónia fialho

4,5 e um beijo para o Brian Eno. É curioso que o Nanni também prefere a côdea do pão ao miolo :)

smndvdcl

Patrician self-aggrandisement. Further research is required to deduce whether any other works in Moretti's portfolio rise above this mediocre offering. Maybe the 2001 Palme d'Or for this film was an acknowledgement of his previous efforts. 'The Son's Room', minus the context of Moretti's oeuvre, is unconvincing.

Lorna Singh

How did this win at Cannes?? Lacking insight into dealing with grief with the added problem of mediocre performances,especially by Moretti. Tries to redeem itself with the final 10 minutes.

Pierluigi Puccini

Moving look at a middle-class italian family and an irreparable crisis that suddenly breaks their common day by day.

Slappy McGee

(3.5 stars) Gentle and touching. Directed with a very soft touch. Never felt heavy-handed. Everyone was quite likeable throughout the film. And although the material seemed to be handled very passively, the film did not shy away from the pitfalls of grief.

Jesal Padania

Watching the film, I originally rated it 3/5. But after that, I could not get "The Son's Room" out of my head. Or the music. Or every scene. It's actually a truly special film, even if it doesn't feel like it at the time.

caroline

A beautiful film. It is a difficult, almost unbearable watch at times, if you really empathize with the characters that is. Nanni Moretti reveals he is a true humanist with little or no sentimentality: at the heart of this emotionally sincere film there are universal themes about bereavement & the grieving process.