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Original Title :
Uomini uomini uomini
Genre :
Movie / Comedy
Year :
1995
Directror :
Christian De Sica
Cast :
Paolo Conticini,Carlo Croccolo,Christian De Sica
Writer :
Christian De Sica,Christian De Sica
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 23min
Rating :
4.8/10
Uomini uomini uomini (1995) Online

Four homosexual friends: Vittorio, an architect who falls in love with Alex, one of his employees; Sandro, divorced with a son and who works in the world of cinema; Dado, an esteemed doctor and Tony, owner of a men's clothing store.
Credited cast:
Paolo Conticini Paolo Conticini - Alex
Carlo Croccolo Carlo Croccolo - Peppino
Christian De Sica Christian De Sica - Vittorio
Mary Dicorato Mary Dicorato - (as Maria Grazia Di Corato)
Paolo Gasparini Paolo Gasparini
Massimo Ghini Massimo Ghini - Sandro
Leo Gullotta Leo Gullotta - Tony
Alessandro Haber Alessandro Haber - Dado
Paco Reconti Paco Reconti - Luca
Daniela Rindi Daniela Rindi
Fabrizia Sacchi Fabrizia Sacchi
Monica Scattini Monica Scattini - Simonetta


User reviews

Ferri - My name

Ferri - My name

I saw it at the S.F. gay film festival and it was a big hit. There are four professional men who hang out together, pulling off some pretty funny business. The film opens in a gay disco with very hunky Italian go-go boys and moves on through the lives of each of the men, meeting potential lovers, losing lovers, and eventually leading to a sobering and frightening climax with a very handsome, naive and vulnerable, yet straight young man. How wonderful to see a first class feature film, and from Italy too, about four contemporary older gay men! It's intelligent and mature, yet full of young-at-heart lust and desire, as well as pain and pathos. This is a rare film and one I wish I could keep a copy of to show to all my friends.
Tuliancel

Tuliancel

This is a truly despicable film -- trying to pass off as a sympathetic portrayal of four middle-aged gay friends, it is actually a throwback to the homophobic films of decades ago.

All four characters are shown as lonely, pathetic, predatory, misogynistic and incapable of sustaining an intimate long-term relationship -- but they laugh in the face of the sorry deck that life has dealt them.

The few faint attempts to vary from the negative stereotypes (e.g., one of the characters is a gay father) are weak and undeveloped.

See this film only to disprove the theory that films have come a long way since "The Boys in the Band."
Kemath

Kemath

Playing on all the stereotyped gay characterizations, the film works really well. A 1990s European film for sure, and quite surprising that it was directed by Christian De Sica, whose father was the great Vittorio De Sica.