Giulia Spizzichino, a Roman Jew marked by the Nazi extermination of her family, must face the ghosts of her past half a century later, when Erich Priebke, the perpetrator of the Fosse Ardeatine massacre, is tracked down in Argentina.
Acting
Elena Sofia Ricci's controlled fury—every blink is a choice.
Writing
Dialogue that lets silences do the killing.
Director
Enrico Rosati
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The actual 1996 Priebke trial split Argentina and Italy—this film was shot in the same Roman courtroom.
Giulia's character composites several real Fosse Ardeatine survivors who testified; her specific arc with the motorcycle mirrors witness Piero Terracina.
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