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Italy · 2020
2h 0m
Director Claudio Noce
Starring Pierfrancesco Favino, Barbara Ronchi, Francesco Gheghi, Mattia Garaci
Genre Drama
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The Hollywood Reporter by Deborah Young
A little bit like finding an eyewitness to history and then describing everything he feels but not much about the event itself, it leaves the viewer with a sense that something very important has been left out.
Screen Daily by Fionnuala Halligan
Despite this riveting premise, Padrenostro goes the way of 1970s cuisine in being over-cooked to the level of boil-in-a-bag.
Padrenostro, or Our Father, is a handsomely made “inspired by” drama with a few powerful sequences studded within a less satisfactory screenplay, at its best when it sticks to the tense rapport within a family terrified they’ll be targeted again.
What can’t be faulted is Noce’s sheer boldness and ambition. If Padrenostro winds up as a bit of a mess, it’s a beautiful mess, a glorious mess.
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