Reviews

An evergreen, one of those movies that you can see many times and they are still funny. Carlo Verdone plays three main characters (plus other minor roles): the cocky Enzo, and his dream to reach Poland with the friend Sergio, to meet many polish girls; the hippie Ruggero, who has to confront his dispotic father to explain his rejection to the modern way of life and embrace the nature in a community on the tuscanian hills; and the clumsy and naive Leo, who meets a spanish girl but is unable to do anything with her. It's a comic movie, but there's something slightly sad in all their stories, some loneliness and finally the impossibility to change their fate despite all their efforts.

I strongly advice to watch this serie. If you watch the first episode, you can't wait to see what's going to happen in the next ones. Every character's story is tangled with the other's. Three gangs are fighting over some terrains where the mafia wants to build an harbor, and establish a multibillionaire trade of cocaine close to Rome. Those terrains are mainly owned by the Vatican. There's no risk of getting bored, every episode has a "coup de théâtre" and the result is a binge watching of all the 10 episodes.