Aprile

Nanni Moretti takes another look at the ebbs and flows of life in April 1996, as he becomes a father for the first time and seems unable to focus on his documentary about the upcoming national elections.

Cast

Nanni Moretti

as Self

Silvio Orlando

as Self

Silvia Nono

as Self

Pietro Moretti

as Self

Agata Apicella Moretti

as Self

Nuria Schoenberg

as Self

Silvia Bonucci

as Self

Quentin de Fouchécour

as Self

Renato De Maria

as Self

Daniele Luchetti

as Self

Reviews

CinemaSerf

I did think it a little unkind that Silvio Berlusconi didn't get a credit here. He features enough - on television or by reputation! It's against the backdrop of the 1996 Italian elections that Nanni Moretti attempts to focus on two significant events in his life. Marginally more important is the bi...

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