Valeria Bruni Tedeschi

Fabrizio Bentivoglio

Valeria Golino

Fabrizio Gifuni

Luigi Lo Cascio

Giovanni Anzaldo

Matilde Gioli

Guglielmo Pinelli

Gigio Alberti

Bebo Storti

Paolo Pierobon

Silvia Cohen

Gianluca Di Lauro

Stefano Fiorentino

Fulvio Milani

Vincent Nemeth

Francesca Lancini

Nicola Centonze

Pia Engleberth

Isabelle Tanakil

Luca Toracca

Riccardo Andreotti

Silvia Degrandi

Bernardino Sassoli De Bianchi

Franco Maino

Claudio Giombi

Federica Fracassi

Alessandro Betti

Alberto Ricchi

Francesco Ricchi

Cesare Gallarini

Saman Anthony

Enrico Ballardini

Marco Merlini

Alessandro Milzoni

Anna Lazzeri

Piero Lenardon

Emanuele Simonini

Stella Maris

Stefania Monaco

Valeria Colombo

Miguel Lombardi

Alessandro Amoruso

Sofia Balossi

Roberta Ferrante

Nicola Fossati

Federico Manfredi

Silvia Beillard

Sara Canali

Salvatore Cristiano

Redeo Marocchi

Erminia Paglia

Franco Pinelli

Elettra Dallimore-Mallaby

Stephen Amidon

Alberto Monte

Elena Casnati

Corrado Fortuna

Francesco Piccolo

Jérôme Alméras

Alessandro Mascheroni

Marco Cohen

Eugenio di Fraia

Giulia Contino

Michele Priano

Roberto Mozzarelli

Paolo Virzì

Emanuele Chiappa

Carlo Virzì

Philippe Gompel

Fabrizio Donvito

Margherita Di Tullio

Xavier Cholet

Caroline Philiponnat

Luigi Rocchetti

Lorenzo Gangarossa

Monica Verzolini

Francesco Bruni

Mauro Radaelli

Alessandro Manni

Sergio De Vidovich

Stéphane Desmarez

Bettina Pontiggia

Daniela Bassani

Micol Lupi

Birgit Kemner

Karine Arlot

Cecilia Zanuso

Benedetto Habib

Emanuela Colombo

Franco Galiano

Franco Maria Salamon

Giulio Innocenti

Guido Michelotti

Paolo Del Brocco

Drama

Il capitale umano

Motorino Amaranto

Indiana Production

Manny Films

RAI Cinema

Italy

Reno

Lately I have been watching lots of movies from the book adaptation and here it comes another one. This time an English language novel transformed into an Italian movie. But what I heard is that a few changes were made to bring the Italian flavor. Well, what could I say more, if you know the director you will say he's the right person to make it happen and he did excellently. Recruited the best cast and extracted best out of them.

     The story of the two families narrated in the different streams when a cyclist got hit by a car on the Christmas eve. So the question has been asked, how did it happen? And who did it? The characters from two families begin to expose their role on that accident night revealing who did what. Dino, a realtor sees an opportunity to get into a big earning league so he decides to invest a large amount on it. Followed by the recession he has to face the reality of business that puts his life on a stake. Carla, the wife of a multimillionaire gives a financial support for the struggling company. Later she has to let it go when her husband's business begins to fall apart. Serena, the daughter of Dino and Massimiliano, son of Carla are the close friends. Their story follows where one of them finds their true love and another one get into sadness for some reason. When all these three episodes concludes the final chapter begins to unveil the truth with a twist.

‘‘I know it does not look much like you,
I tend to make things uglier.’’

     The story was told in layers which were divided into the four chapters. The story that happened between the particular timeline was repeated again and again with another character's perspective and with different camera angles till truth reveals in the final chapter. As it's still developing the opening was confusing which was the first chapter. Without holding-up in development, it straight goes with the main intention of the theme. If you pass that then the following segments interest you to make you guess the possibilities the suspense it hold. Kind of impossible to predict because of the introduction of the related characters to the particular incident consumed by the three quarters of the film. Which mean twist comes at the latter part which was really a good one. Each character that comes in the different episodes were incredible. Like, for a moment it was unhooked from the rest and centralizes that specific story stream, but the common event holds the story all together. I liked all the main characters, but the character Serena steals the final show. The role who played it was a new face and I kind see a great career ahead of her. (God, she's kind of attractive, hope its not me the only one to say that.) This was one of the recent best neo-noir. If somebody asks, I definitely recommend it.

8/10

Italiano

Human Capital

Human Capital - Trailer