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Quo vado? or Checco Zalone volume 4, is the fourth film starring comedian Puglia Luca Doctors, aka Checco Zalone, also directed by Gennaro Nunziante with the production of Taodue Pietro Valsecchi. A trident of gold, from collection exponential. The last two of their films: What a beautiful day with rain and sun are respectively the second and first built higher in Italy so far. The challenge now becomes more difficult with Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force already in the hall for two weeks but Checco responds with 1,300 copies and screenings of New Year, since the midnight of '1 January 2016, the release date of the film.
Outside of competitive metaphors, let's move to the plot of Quo Vado? the new film by Zalone focuses more on him in the shoes of a young man who, since childhood, while peers wanted to scientists, he wanted to "do the job". A dream that became reality in a post office for hunting and fishing licenses where Checco moves stamps unison and hold gastronomic gifts. But the "job" will be threatened by a bill for cutting the provinces, Checco does not want to give in to liquidation and so engages a confrontation with a public leader (Sonia Bergamasco) that will ship in Norway. It must protect the researchers from the bears. In the beautiful and civilized land north European Checco know the sweet Valeria (Elena Giovanardi) and will experience a totally different world from him ...
quo go movie review Checco Zalone Quo Vado Ludovica Modugno who plays the mother in the film Checco © Medusa / Taodue
The Italian comedy this year has a common thread in both ends along 365 days: from January 2015 when he left Italian Middle (review) Maccio Capatonda to January 2016 when incoming is coming Quo go? with thousands of copies of receipts and forecast river. Both are united by a sprinkling caustic on the negative myth of the average and mediocre. If Maccio irrigates his story of an original comedy, Zalone remains more usual approach but not least weak in strength satirical.
Four and profitable film Zalone - Nunziante - Valsecchi, Quo Vado is certainly the best in many ways. Definitely in the package: there are so many locations, staged slightly higher than in the sufficiency of the previous chapters and, finally, a writing (Zalone and Nunziante) more agile that it only ever runs aground on the gag but chooses opposition prolific, fun: that between the executive well interpreted by Sonia Bergamasco and Zalone. Well established is also the choice of place, although not as protagonists, two stars of the Italian comedy as Lino Banfi and Maurizio Micheli.
quo_vado_film-review 2 Lino Banfi in Quo Vado? © Medusa / Taodue
All these are reasons that highlight the one that works: the comedy of Zalone. The young man from Puglia has a skill not common among his colleagues of television and cinema: the "evil" understood as "evil comic", the ability to put the sedan strongly traits of certain Italian average (Ocri) ranging from sgravedole all 'horrifying. Arrogance rhyming with ignorance, maschilisimo more or less latent, the cafoneria and also annoying that attitude that is expressed in some Italian emigrants. What of those who go abroad after being born and raised in Italy and expressed loudly, and soon after arrival in the new country, the civilized of his countrymen, beyond the reasons more or less right that they pushed away. Perhaps as a way to emphasize, especially to himself, because he was right to leave. Everything then melts in reviewing thousands of kilometers away a duet between Al Bano and Romina. With shots that recall the spirit of the masterpiece Fantozzi (the spirit, not the writing that remains for incostrastata acumen), Zalone teases the "First Republic", the obsessive cultivate their own backyard in the curtain finally secure a permanent job that, of course, it gives guarantees economic and social, but for Checco Quo Vado? There does remain fixed in their privileges and comfort.
The first 20 minutes are by invoice, but the film makes you laugh all the virtuous mixture of these components. Remains a considerable doubt, however, the tack on glad and good feelings in the final stage. The authors, in the press conference of the film, have motivated this change of tone with the desire to give hope. But perhaps close with malice with which you began, cinematically speaking, would have been more striking. But it must be understood as well that this is a Christmas movie and asks her share of sweetness. Overall, to answer the title question, we can say that the direction taken by Checco popular national is definitely fun with a depth that will give hilarious results. The first is this film.
