Pietro 2010
In Daniele Gaglianone's raw, intimate drama Pietro (2010), life in Turin's underbelly unfolds through the eyes of Pietro, a man navigating survival with gentle determination.
Director: Daniele Gaglianone
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pietro (2010) about?
Pietro follows a Turin man as he scrapes by, caring for his drug-addicted brother while enduring ridicule for his mild intellectual disability. When he meets a mysterious girl, his sheltered existence is upended, offering a fragile chance at change in a world that has often overlooked him.
Who directed Pietro?
Pietro was directed by Daniele Gaglianone, an Italian filmmaker known for his intimate, socially conscious dramas.
Who stars in Pietro?
The film stars Pietro Casella in the lead role, alongside Francesco Lattarulo as his brother.
Is Pietro (2010) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, Pietro's poignant storytelling and authentic portrayal of resilience make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. Its 75-minute runtime packs emotional weight without overwhelming, leaving a lasting impression of quiet strength.
How long is Pietro?
The film runs for 75 minutes.
About Pietro (2010) — A Raw, Emotional Journey of Resilience in Turin
In Daniele Gaglianone's raw, intimate drama Pietro (2010), life in Turin's underbelly unfolds through the eyes of Pietro, a man navigating survival with gentle determination. Living in a cluttered apartment inherited from his family, he scrapes by distributing flyers while caring for his brother, whose addiction casts long shadows over their crumbling existence. Pietro's quiet resilience is tested daily—mocked by his brother's reckless circle, dismissed for his mild intellectual disability—but his routine shatters when an unexpected encounter with a stranger ignites a fragile spark of hope. The film paints a stark portrait of vulnerability, resilience, and fleeting connection against a backdrop of urban grit.
Gaglianone crafts an empathetic narrative that lingers on the margins of society, blending quiet observation with bursts of emotional intensity. Pietro's journey is one of small but profound transformations, where kindness and cruelty coexist in equal measure. As his world tilts toward change, the film questions how much of life's beauty can bloom in even the most barren soil—and whether one kind moment is enough to rewrite a life's script.