Don’t Be Bad
Open Roads: New Italian Cinema 2016
June 2 - 8, 2016
The final film from the late cult director Claudio Caligari (Toxic Love)—and Italy’s submission for the 2015 Best Foreign Language Oscar—is a gritty crime saga that evocatively captures the cocaine-fueled highs and the grim, morning-after lows of life in the fast lane. An Uncork’d Entertainment release
The final film from the late cult director Claudio Caligari (Toxic Love) is a gritty, hard-hitting crime saga set in Ostia (the outskirts of Rome immortalized by Pasolini) in the 1990s. Best friends Cesare (Luca Marinelli) and Vittorio (Alessandro Borghi) are petty drug dealers whose favorite pastimes are getting high and drinking themselves into oblivion. But when Vittorio endeavors to turn his life around, the self-destructive Cesare spirals further downward. Submitted as Italy’s candidate for the 2015 Best Foreign Language Oscar, Don’t Be Bad evocatively captures the cocaine-fueled, neon-nightclub highs and the grim, morning-after lows of life in the fast lane. An Uncork’d Entertainment release.
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