DCP

The Human Factor

La variabile umana
Bruno Oliviero

Q&A with filmmaker Bruno Oliviero at both screenings.

Rendered darkly beautiful as a noir setting, Milan is the electric backdrop for this story of a troubled detective investigating the murder of a high-profile member of the city’s seedy nightlife.

DIRECTOR
Bruno Oliviero
YEAR
2013
COUNTRY
Italy
RUNTIME
82 minutes
LANGUAGE
Italian with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
ORIGINAL TITLE
La variabile umana
START DATE
June 5, 2014

Q&A with filmmaker Bruno Oliviero at both screenings.

Matters get very complicated for chief inspector Monaco (Silvio Orlando) after the murder of a high-profile member of Milan’s seedy nightlife. He is a widower with a teenage daughter, and, one night, all his neglected personal issues seem to catch up with him, forcing him out of the slump he’s been in since the death of his wife. Rendered darkly beautiful as a noir setting, Milan is the electric backdrop for this detective story that delves as much into the intimate life of one man and his daughter as into this elegant city’s underworlds. In his fiction debut, Olivierio’s extensive documentary experience is palpable in his portrait of Milan—a character in itself—as well as in the vivid and telling details with which he characterize its inhabitants.

The Human Factor
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