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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 32 MIN

Recensione film "Elisa" (2025) di Di Costanzo

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Vi parliamo di "Elisa" (2025), il nuovo film diretto da Leonardo Di Costanzo e presentato in concorso alla Mostra di Venezia.Il film prende ispirazione dal saggio "Io volevo ucciderla. Per una criminologia dell’incontro" di Adolfo Ceretti e Lorenzo Natali.La storia segue Elisa Zanetti, in carcere da dieci anni per l’omicidio della sorella. In un istituto penitenziario modello, Elisa si confronta con un criminologo specializzato in delitti familiari: un percorso che diventa un’indagine interiore sulla memoria, la colpa e il rapporto tra realtà e rimozione.Il film è liberamente ispirato al caso di Stefania Albertani, una vicenda che abbiamo raccontato quasi all'esordio di Crime Aut e che potete trovare qui sul canale in 3 episodi.

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