We Still Kill the Old Way

Synopsis

In the movie We Still Kill the Old Way (original title A ciascuno il suo), Gian Maria Volonté plays a professor caught in a moral dilemma in a small Sicilian town. As he gets entangled in a web of corruption and murder, he must navigate through the intricate relations of power and justice. Set in the backdrop of 1960s Italy, the film explores themes of morality, loyalty, and the pursuit of truth in a society rife with deceit and violence. With its gripping narrative and compelling characters, We Still Kill the Old Way offers a compelling insight into the complexities of human nature and the search for justice in a world plagued by injustice.

Cast

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  Gian Maria Volonté

  Professore Paolo Laurana

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  Irene Papas

  Luisa Roscio

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  Gabriele Ferzetti

  Avvocato Rosello

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  Laura Nucci

  Roscio's Mutter

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  Mario Scaccia

  curato di Sant'Amo

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  Luigi Pistilli

  Arturo Manno

Reviews

We Still Kill the Old Way has garnered positive reviews from critics worldwide. IMDB rates this crime drama with a solid 7.0/10. The film has been praised for its engaging storyline that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats throughout. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as a riveting thriller that delves deep into the moral dilemmas faced by its characters. Metacritic hails the performances of the cast, especially Gian Maria Volonté, for their authentic portrayal of complex emotions. Critics commend the director for creating a tense and immersive atmosphere that captivates viewers from the beginning to the end. Overall, We Still Kill the Old Way is a must-watch for fans of sophisticated crime dramas.

See also

Blow-Up

Crimes of the Future

Amarcord

Tokyo Story