Giulia non esce la sera

This film has some potentially interesting, well-written characters and a serious dramatic tone that almost works quite well. It also feels disjointed, with various unrelated and seemingly random subplots that fail to add up to a satisfying whole. This, combined with the length, make it more of a miss than a hit. That's not to say it doesn't have a ring of genuine quality to the scenes where the characters, dialogue and purpose do fall into alignment.