Le Conseguenze dell'amore (The Consequences of Love)

The characterisations are vivid and deftly rounded, the script pithy....but in fact the film manages to be entertaining, pleasingly intelligent and surprisingly substantial.....while the performances are good throughout:....First impressions of Paolo Sorrentino 's impressively confident second feature might suggest.... ... Full Review

his stunning film, which couldn't be less of a traditional biopic.... ... Full Review

Sorrentino delights in visual trickery and finely timed slapstick comedy.....There's a sly vein of humour and playfulness.....It's a simple story, told directly....Toni Servillo, in a wonderful performance, manages to reveal a man in turmoil behind his character's generally expressionless poker face..... ... Full Review

Toni Servillo, in a wonderful performance, manages to reveal a man in turmoil behind his character's generally expressionless poker face.....There's a sly vein of humour and playfulness..... ... Full Review

Love always has consequences, but for most, those consequences don't include gruesome punishments or slow, painful death. In Sulaiman Addonia's "The Consequences of Love," any contact is dangerous - and could be fatal. ... Full Article

Everyone harbours a dark secret, but Titta Di Girolamo has more than one - why else would a 50-year-old Italian choose to live for eight years in an anonymous hotel room in an anonymous town in Switzerland? ... Full Article

The Consequences Of Love is Paolo Sorrentino's second film and already he's showing a skill and subtlety that many directors fail to achieve in a lifetime. ... Full Article