Matteo Salvini will be present today at the screening of Padrenostro, the film competing at the Venice Film Festival in which director Claudio Noce comes to terms with his past. His father, Alfonso Noce, assistant commissioner in Rome, was the victim of an attack in December 1976 by the Proletarian Armed Nuclei. The film (in cinemas from 24 September) seen through the eyes of one of his children.
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The actor: I don’t think we’ll meet
The father played by Pierfrancesco Favino, also involved as a co-producer, who on the presence of the Northern League leader, former Minister of the Interior says: I have not invited him personally, he comes privately and no one can prevent him from entering the cinema. I don’t think we’ll have a chance to meet. And then with a veil of irony he adds: Knowing his ability to be there in important moments makes me happy. In terms of manipulation there is no possibility, the film is not pro cops or pro terrorists, but about two children, of both.
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September 4, 2020 (change September 4, 2020 | 14:52)
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