Caterina va in città (Caterina in the Big City)

Alas, sentimentality is the movie's pilot light.....But she's generous, too, setting up Caterina with her smitten cousin, Gianfilippo (Martino Reviglio), who also likes classical music.....The movie is shapeless, too, which is a shame....From the appearance of Benigni to Castellitto's grating neurotic performance, the movie feels overcaffeinated..... ... Full Review

Dad, an aspiring writer, shamelessly uses his daughter's connections to try and get his book published.....Dad, played with moped-mouthed ferocity by Sergio Castellitto of Mostly Martha, is a schoolteacher who finally wins a transfer back to his beloved Roma..... ... Full Review

The real title of "Caterina in the Big City" is "Caterina Va in Citta," which loosely translates to "Caterina Goes to the City." Thankfully, that's pretty much the only thing about this film that gets lost in translation. ... Full Article

By Stephen Hunter "Caterina in the Big City" checks in somewhere between a delight and a diversion. It's not quite up to the threshold of the former, but it's better than the latter. ... Full Article

Goth Girl: "You're a bimbo." Spoiled Brat: "At least I wash my hair." Country girl Caterina is virgin territory, so to speak, and ends up spending time with both sides. ... Full Article

By David Noh For movie details, please click here . When Caterina Iacavoni (Alice Teghil) moves to Rome, whole new worlds open up for her, as well as for her father, Giancarlo (Sergio Castellitto), a miserably failed schoolteacher. ... Full Article