Paola Cortellesi's directorial debut is a sentimental drama portraying postwar Rome, showcasing magic-neorealism and theatrical flair reminiscent of Italian cinema icons.
The film honors De Sica and Fellini while reflecting Cortellesi's performance as a movie diva inspired by Anna Magnani, Sophia Loren, and Giulietta Masina.
Delia, played by Cortellesi, breaks free from domestic abuse in a richly composed story, supported by a strong cast and a narrative filled with suspense and admiration.
The film captures Rome post-WWII, portraying the struggle of Italian women amidst American GI presence and newfound voting rights, while facing misogyny and cruelty.
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