Agata and the Storm

Original title: Agata e la tempesta

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In Genoa, Agata runs her bookstore and, without meaning to, causes light bulbs and appliances to burn out. At the same time that a younger man declares his attraction to her, her brother Gus... Read allIn Genoa, Agata runs her bookstore and, without meaning to, causes light bulbs and appliances to burn out. At the same time that a younger man declares his attraction to her, her brother Gustav, a morose architect, a distant husband, and an indifferent father, discovers that he w... Read allIn Genoa, Agata runs her bookstore and, without meaning to, causes light bulbs and appliances to burn out. At the same time that a younger man declares his attraction to her, her brother Gustav, a morose architect, a distant husband, and an indifferent father, discovers that he was adopted and has a half-brother in the Po Valley. To Agata's great pain, she sees her yo... Read all

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Written by Alessandro Cerino

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6/10

Engaging enough to keep viewers enterained

(2004) Agata & The Storm/ Agata e la tempesta (In Italian with English subtitles) COMEDY DRAMA

Co-written and directed by Silvio Soldini, that watching "Agata & The Storm" is like watching a lightweight Pedro Aldomovar movie which viewers have to hold their assumptions until the very end. The star Agata (Licia Maglietta) a middle age single woman owns a book store with a younger customer falling for her. At the same time, someone by the name of Romeo (Giuseppe Battiston) goes out of his way to meet her brother who's an architect Gustavo (Emilio Solfrizzi) who may or may not be adopted. There's nothing cringing upon seeing this film, and it uses drama and irony, some predictable and some isn't, but still enough to keep viewers interested.