Sicilian Letters

I don't know, I found it very boring and acted in a way that was too caricatural: the result is a boring and difficult narration that takes too many things for granted to be fluid and engaging. Toni Servillo and Elio Germano are caricatures bordering on the annoying and stereotypical, or rather, unfortunately, beyond, and they certainly do not play a good role in the flow of the story. Which is almost a non-story, boring and squalid, just like the life of the two protagonists, built through the notes that Messina Denaro exchanged with all those who knew of his being a fugitive in broad daylight, but still clandestine. One could say that this "Iddu" is a missed opportunity, because it wallows in stereotypes and caricatures that are now stale and overused, something that, on the other hand, Colapesce's soundtrack does not do, resulting in fact in the best thing in this low profile mafia movie.