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A star-studded film about a dystopian Rome in the near future, where water and humaneness have become scarce commodities.
Three long years and still no rain. Rome is parched and the lack of water has radically changed life in the city. Plagued by thirst and restrictions, the Italian capital is teeming with desperate people, young and old, successful and marginalized, victims and perpetrators. All are trapped in the same nightmare, and all are in search of redemption.
Meet the director
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Paolo Virzì
Paolo Virzì made his debut as a director in 1994 with LA BELLA VITA. This film premiered at the 51st Venice Film Festival and earned him both a Silver Ribbon and a David di Donatello for best new director. FERIE D'AGOSTO (1996), OVOSODO (1997, Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival), and BACI E ABBRACCI (1999) established him as one of the most acclaimed Italian directors of his generation. Virzì's filmography includes such films as MY NAME IS TANINO (2002), CATERINA IN THE BIG CITY (2003), N (IO E NAPOLEONE) (2006), TUTTA LA VITA DAVANTI (2008), and EVERY BLESSED DAY (2012). Paolo's film HUMAN CAPITAL (2014) received 19 nominations at the Premi David di Donatello (and seven awards, including for best film), while THE LEISURE SEEKER (2017), starring Donald Sutherland and Helen Mirren, was screened in competition at the 74th Venice Film Festival. In 2013, Paolo Virzì organized the Torino Film Festival. Twice he was shortlisted by the European Film Academy for best European director, and twice he represented Italy at the Oscars.