First decade of 2000. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi holds lavish parties at his residence in Milan. The political opposition starts speculating that unrestrained sex parties are taking place.

Sexocracy.The.Man.Of.Bunga.Bunga.2012.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-DREAMCATCHER.mkv

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Language(s):Italian
Subtitles:English

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Much has been sad about this documentary, before it’s been shown. Europe outside Italy has its view clear. How is Berlusconi possible? You meet this agent with Mussolini songs in his cell phone. You meet the paparazzi king who with a considerable amount of self irony calls himself a Robin Hood, who takes from the poor and gives to himself. You also meet the 26-year-old worker, still living with his mother, who wants to be famous, combining Ricky Martin songs with karate tricks.

What we are supposed to think is obvious, but who is to blame? Is it the TV viewers who let this happened or someone else? The hen or the egg once again. That’s the discussion which really ought to start from this film. (Stensson, from IMDB)

699MB | 1h 20m | 624×336 | avi

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Language:English, Italian
Subtitles:English

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A massive natural disaster nearly destroys a city in Italy, while corruption and political double-dealing may well finish the job in this documentary from filmmaker Sabina Guzzanti. In April 2009, the city of L’Aquila in Central Italy was hit by an earthquake measuring 6.3 on the MMS scale; over three hundred people lost their lives, nearly 1,500 were injured and approximately 65,000 lost their homes, while many of the city’s most historic buildings and artwork were turned to rubble in the disaster. Swift and decisive action was needed from the Italian government, and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, hoping to win back the good will of the people following a number of embarrassing scandals, used the L’Aquila earthquake as an opportunity to burnish his reputation. Berlusconi pledged to rebuild L’Aquila, and to bring global attention to the city’s troubles he arranged for the G8 Summit to be moved from Sardinia to L’Aquila. However, Italy’s Civil Protection Agency, an organization designed to deal with public crises, is run by one of Berlusconi’s cronies, Guido Bertolaso, who was also plagued by scandal, and together they used their power to channel emergency monies to their colleagues without public oversight. Meanwhile, over two thirds of those displaced by the L’Aquila earthquake are still waiting for new housing, many haven’t even been able to return to the city, and no one knows when or if the great city will ever return to its former glory. Draquila, L’Italia Che Trema (aka Draquila: Italy Trembles) received its world premiere at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival.

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Language:Italian
Subtitles:English

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