Toni Servillo

Dustin Hoffman

Valentina Bellè

Vinicio Marchioni

Riccardo Cicogna

Caterina Shulha

Orlando Cinque

Filippo Dini

Sergio Grossini

Carla Cassola

Luis Gnecco

Stefano Rossi Giordani

Riccardo Von Hoenning O’Carrol Cicogna

Sergio Leone

Marta Richeldi

Diego Facciotti

Giovanni Arcadu

Tonino Zera

Valeria Miranda

Alfredo Ritondale

Sebastiano Murer

Federico Masiero

Chiara Balducci

Alessandra Giacci

Fabrizio Diamanti

Giulia Infurna

Luigi Spoletini

Flaminia Gentili

Giulia Appolloni

Alessandro Raimondo

Tommaso Borrelli

Simone Tacchia

Daniele Verdenelli

Carlo Lazzari

Luca Dell'Oro

Andrea Orsini

Patrizia Chericoni

Margherita Zanobetti

Stefano Di Pasquali

Loris Zambelli

Fabrizio Quadroli

Sara Terracciano

Lorenzo Tovoli

Marco Coppolecchia

Dino Mascitelli

Gianni Melito

Alessandra Fortuna

Giusy Marrone

Paolo Biondo

Flavia Scardini

Francesco Vallocchia

Paolo Amici

Ihor Kaniuk

Roberto Angelelli

Federico Amodio

David Quadroli

Laura Biagiotti

Massimo Quaglia

Donato Carrisi

Simona Castaldi

Maurizio Totti

Alessandro Usai

Vito Lo Re

Thriller

Mystery

L'uomo del labirinto

Gavila

Medusa Film

Colorado Film Production

Banca Sella Patrimoni

Italy

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It probably didn't help my enjoyment of this thriller that every time I saw Dustin Hoffman I kept thinking he was Jack Klugman! The intriguing story follows the tale of the recently liberated "Samantha" (Valentina Bellè) who has emerged after some fifteen years of captivity in what she describes as a fairly malevolent labyrinth. It demanded that she complete tasks set by her rather more menacing version of a Rubik's Cube if she is to eat, or sleep - and all of this is now being discussed with "Dr. Green" (Hoffman). Meantime, much to the chagrin of the police, private investigator "Genko" (Toni Servillo) is also trying to find out just what happened, and he believes she is not the only victim of this horror. As the story develops, we begin to suspect that somethings aren't right - is she making the whole thing up? It seems so fantastic; we can't really tell fact from fiction either. Sadly, though, Donato Carrisi doesn't fare so well at directing this Benicio del Toro style of dark mystery. At just over two hours long, the film meanders all too often. The plot isn't delivered in anything like a concentrated enough fashion to sustain the interest, and thought it does build well at times, the denouement is rushed and weakly delivered leaving too many new characters til last minute to complete the jigsaw. The acting is all pretty lacklustre and though I thought Servillo did try hard to create a puzzling sense of menace, the rest of this all just fell rather flat.

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Into the Labyrinth

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