I Want Her Dead
Open Roads: New Italian Cinema 2026
May 28 - June 4
Gianluca Matarrese boldly melds high-tension documentary and expressive fiction in this tale of enmity between two sisters-in-law in a small Calabrian village, arriving at a tragicomic, inventive meditation on the metaphysical possibility of reconciliation and forgiveness.
Mining decades-long conflicts within his own family to analyze the ties that bind in a small Calabrian village, Gianluca Matarrese boldly melds high-tension documentary and expressive fiction in this tale of enmity between Luisa and Imma, two sisters-in-law with a mutual axe to grind (to say the least). Matarrese delves into the history underlying these two women’s longstanding feud and arrives at a tragicomic, inventive meditation on the metaphysical possibility of reconciliation and forgiveness.
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