The film Freaks out is released on Thursday, set in 1943 Rome occupied by the Nazis. In the circus we find the leader Israel (Giorgio Tirabassi) and Fran, a young follower of Hitler
ROMA Matilde (Aurora Giovinazzo), the electric girl, Cencio (Pietro Castellitto), the young insect tamer albino, Fulvio, a wolf man with superhuman strength and Mario (Giancarlo Martini), a magnetic man. These are the attractions of the Mezza Piotta circus, led by Israel (Giorgio Tirabassi). But among the freak phenomena protagonists of
Freaks out
by Gabriele Mainetti (from Thursday in the hall), set in the Rome of 1943 occupied by the Nazis, there is also another, Franz (Franz Rogowski), a young German fanatic follower of Hitler and his atrocious project of ethnic cleansing. Of which he himself demonstrates the madness: perfect incarnation of the Aryan race, if it were not for one particular. He would have liked to become a soldier of the Fuhrer but was born with six fingers on each hand, making him the best pianist in the world. A freak too, whether he likes it or not – explains the German actor, 35 years old -. Look for the four superheroes of the Half Piotta to put them at the service of the regime in his CircusBerlin. A character who obviously embodies one of the darkest pages in history, but also a total loser, the result of a family and social frustration, to which Franz has at times given an inexplicable tenderness, says the director of
They called him Jeeg Robot, who chose him after seeing him play for Michael Haneke and Terrence Malick. He also gave him a superpower: when he sniffs aether he sees the future. Smartphones, the moon landing, the end of Hitler. And great pieces to play: like the piano version of Creep by Radiohead. The soundtrack of the film, edited by Curci, composed by Michele Braga and the director.
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