La Grazia

As his tenure as President of Italy nears its end, Mariano De Santis faces wrenching decisions-both political and deeply personal. Amid these moral quandaries, he must confront his own conscience and seek guidance from those closest to him, including his confidante and daughter, Dorotea.

Cast

Toni Servillo

as Mariano De Santis

Anna Ferzetti

as Dorotea De Santis

Massimo Venturiello

as Ugo Romani

Milvia Marigliano

as Coco Valori

Orlando Cinque

as Massimo Labaro

Giuseppe Gaiani

as Lanfranco Mare

Giovanna Guida

as Valeria Cafiero

Alessia Giuliani

as Maria Gallo

Roberto Zibetti

as Domenico Samaritano

Linda Messerklinger

as Isa Rocca

Reviews

badelf

Rilke once said about poetry and maturity that poetry is born not merely from early feelings but from deep, seasoned memories that have been absorbed into one's being, transforming into the essence of the poet's expression. Paolo Sorrentino's La Grazia is the kind of maturity Rilke was talking about...

CinemaSerf

With only a few months left of his term in the Quirinale, the widowed President of Italy is contemplating his future whilst having to consider a few difficult decisions that may end up defining not just his presidency but his legacy, too. “De Santis” (Toni Servillo) is tasked with signing into law a...

Brent Marchant

As we approach the finish lines of our lives, we often take time to reflect back on how we’ve spent the years of our existence. It’s a process that allows us to take stock of who we are and how we’ve lived, and it frequently provides a means to help us make decisions about any remaining unfinished b...

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