The film features an exceptional ensemble cast of renowned European actors:
Upon its release in 1981, La Disubbidienza received a mixed reception, a pattern that continues in retrospective reviews. La Disubbidienza -1981- Imdb
The film brings its characters to life with a cast of notable European actors: The film features an exceptional ensemble cast of
The narrative is set in Venice during the final stages of the Italian Social Republic (a puppet state of Nazi Germany). The story follows Luca Mansi (played by Karl Zinny), a teenager from a wealthy, conservative bourgeois family. Deeply disillusioned by the hypocrisy of his parents and the moral decay of the fascist society surrounding him, Luca enters a state of profound emotional and physical revolt. Deeply disillusioned by the hypocrisy of his parents
While it holds a modest number of ratings compared to mainstream 1980s cinema, it is highly regarded by collectors of Italian arthouse films and completionists of Moravia literary adaptations. Conclusion
(played by Karl Zinny). Luca isn't your typical teenager; he is a fervent partisan fighter. However, when the war ends, he finds himself deeply disillusioned. The "new Italy" looks suspiciously like the old one, and Luca’s parents seem all too eager to cozy up to the Americans just as they once did with the Nazis.