I have viewed most of Puccioni's work since "Quello che cerchi" and I am happy at the constant growth he exhibits in each subsequent movie. In his latest, "Il filo invisibile," we have a a sensitive story of a family who used modern technology to assist them with being parents. It just so happens that the protagonists are a married gay couple in Italy. They find a donor and become parents only to discover that there is a serious problem that they discover when the child is a teenager. Aside from the problem mentioned above, there are other problems happening concurrently between the protagonists (Paolo and Simone) as well as the son (Leone). In dealing with these problems, Puccioni deals with the ensuing problems with light comedic touches that balance the gravity of the problems between characters, one being the hospital scene with trying to find the correct direction to the hospital room.
The problems the characters face are completely normal and are not stereotypical of any group nor does the film apologize for the characters' flaws by giving it a "Hollywood ending."
The problems the characters face are completely normal and are not stereotypical of any group nor does the film apologize for the characters' flaws by giving it a "Hollywood ending."
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