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Caro diario
Directed by	Nanni Moretti
Produced by	Angelo Barbagallo Nanni Moretti
Written by	Nanni Moretti
Starring	Nanni Moretti Renato Carpentieri Antonio Neiwiller
Music by	Nicola Piovani
Cinematography	Giuseppe Lanci
Edited by	Mirco Garrone
Production companies
Distributed by	Lucky Red (Italy) BAC Films (France)
Release date
Running time	100 minutes
Countries	Italy France
Language	Italian
Box office	L8.3 billion (Italy)^[1]

Caro diario (lit.'Dear diary') is a 1993 Italian-French semi-autobiographicalcomedy film written, directed and co-produced by Nanni Moretti, who also stars as himself. The film is structured in three anthological episodes, presented as the chapters of Moretti's open diary, in which he describes his thoughts about various slice of life situations.

Unraid delete share. Terms of Activation By activating, you agree that you want to enable cloud technology to access your Xfinity Stream subscription on additional supported devices like computers and tablets, as well as the TV connected to your set-top DVR via Comcast's network. Caro Diario (1993) Color NTSC 100min Italian w/ English subtitles N/A Drawer D & E I/DVD-27 Caterina in the Big City (2005) Color NTSC 106min Italian w/ English subtitles I/TXT-5 Drawer D & E I/DVD-72 I Cento Passi (One Hundred Steps) (2000) Color NTSC 114min Italian w/ English subtitles N/A Drawer D & E I/DVD-49. 'Caro Diario (Dear Diary),' which won the director's prize at Cannes last spring, is about the various anxieties, observations and obsessions of Italian writer/director Nanni Moretti.

The film was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival, where Moretti won the Best Director Award.^[2]

Plot[edit]

Chapter I: In Vespa (On My Vespa)[edit]

Putting the hot Roman summer to good use, Nanni Moretti dedicates himself to his favorite hobby, riding his Vespa through the streets of the half-deserted city.

Here, Moretti lets the landscape to inspire his thoughts: he laments the banalization of politics in contemporary Italian cinema, comments on the urbanization of the quarters of Rome, mocks the overzealous critical reception of movies like Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, and confesses his love for dance caused by the movie Flashdance –later meeting its star Jennifer Beals. Finally, he visits the place in Ostia where Pier Paolo Pasolini was killed, to pay his respects.

Chapter II: Isole (Islands)[edit]

Having to work on an idea for a new movie, Moretti decides to leave Rome for a while for the more peaceful Aeolian Islands. In Lipari he's the guest of his friend Gerardo, an austere scholar who moved there eleven years earlier to better study James Joyce's Ulysses without being distracted by modern commodities such as television, whom he despises. However, both are unable to find the tranquility they're searching for since the number of tourists has suddenly increased.

They move to Salina, where they are guests of two couples friends of Gerardo, both incapable of managing their hyperactive children, a feature that seems rampant on the entire island. Meanwhile, Gerardo begins watching television and gradually becomes completely addicted to it, and especially to soap operas. They move again, this time to Stromboli, where they are constantly bothered by a megalomaniac mayor who tries to involve them in the oddest projects.

Auto mouse click. They finally move to Alicudi, frugal and isolated, lacking water and electricity. Here Moretti seems to have found the right place to focus on his project, but soon Gerardo runs away in despair to catch the last ferry, unable to live without his favorite soap operas, while disavowing his ideals and proclaiming undying love for cheap entertainment.

Chapter III: Medici (Doctors)[edit]

Moretti clarifies to the audience that the following chapter will be based on a true story happened to him some years earlier; one day, he begins to suffer from persistent itching and insomnia. He visits many doctors and specialists, but they all dismiss him with different diagnosis, prescribing to him a lot of costly drugs and prohibiting him to eat most of his favorite food. Seeing no improvements, Moretti unsuccessfully tries alternative cures like reflexology and acupuncture.

After almost a year, a doctor notices his developing cough during a visit and suggests him an X-ray. That reveals a mass on his lung, which after a biopsy is discovered to be a still-curable Hodgkin's lymphoma. Moretti successfully goes through chemotherapy and has the lymphoma cured. Sometime later, he reads the definition of Hodgkin's lymphoma in a basic medical encyclopedia, finding out that its most common symptoms are exactly itching and insomnia. Surrounded by the dozens of useless drugs he bought, Moretti laments the incapability of most doctors of listening to their patients, before making a bitter toast 'to health' with a glass of water.

Cast[edit]

Source:^[1]

Chapter I (In Vespa)

Nanni Moretti as himself
Giulio Base as car driver
Giovanna Bozzolo as actor in the Italian film
Sebastiano Nardone as actor in the Italian film
Antonio Petrocelli as actor in the Italian film
Gianfranco Mecacci as inhabitant of Casal Palocco
Italo Spinelli [it] as man on the wall in Spinaceto
Carlo Mazzacurati as film critic
Jennifer Beals as herself
Alexandre Rockwell as himself

Chapter II (Isole)

Nanni Moretti as himself
Renato Carpentieri as Gerardo
Raffaella Lebboroni and Marco Paolini as the first Salina couple
Claudia Della Seta and Lorenzo Alessandri [it] as the second Salina couple
Antonio Neiwiller [it] as Mayor of Stromboli
Conchita Airoldi as inhabitant of Panarea
Riccardo Zinna as inhabitant of Alicudi
Moni Ovadia as Lucio

Chapter III (Medici)

Nanni Moretti as himself
Mario Schiano as Prince of the dermatologists
Valerio Magrelli as first dermatologist
Sergio Lambiase as second dermatologist
Roberto Nobile as third dermatologist
Gianni Ferraretto as allergist
Pino Gentile as Prince of the dermatologists's stand-in
Franco Lucarelli as radiographer
Oreste Rotundo as radiologist
Serena Nono as reflexologist
Yu Ming Lun as Chinese doctor
Tou-Yui Chang Pio as Chinese doctor
Umberto Contarello [it] as assistant to the Chinese doctors

Year-end lists[edit]

9th – Janet Maslin, The New York Times^[3]
Honorable mention – David Elliott, The San Diego Union-Tribune^[4]
Honorable mention – Jeff Simon, The Buffalo News^[5]

Accolades[edit]

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