Mad Dog

The interpretations of Edoardo Pesce and Massimo Popolizio give strength to the two characters.

The general structure of the staging and management of the individual scenes is functional to the story, but the script fails to elevate the narrative material.

The direction, all too static, has few flashes.

For the entire duration of the story, excessive use is made of narrative clichés typical of the genre that tend to trivialize and make the story insipid.

Most of the dialogues are absolutely incomprehensible even to Italian native speakers. Italy is famous for having the best voice actors but when the film is directly recited in Italian by contemporary Italian actors, it is difficult to understand the words that are not well articulated.