Whatsoeverly

Synopsis

In the comedy film 'Whatsoeverly' (original title 'Qualunquemente'), Antonio Albanese stars as Cetto La Qualunque, a corrupt and self-serving politician who rises to power in Italy's southern region. Lauded for its satirical take on Italian politics, the movie follows Cetto's outlandish exploits as he navigates the murky waters of power, deceit, and bureaucratic incompetence. With sharp humor and social commentary, 'Whatsoeverly' sheds light on the absurdities of political life and paints a hilarious yet thought-provoking picture of modern governance. As Cetto manipulates the system for his own gain, viewers are taken on a wild ride filled with laughter, intrigue, and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Antonio Albanese

  Cetto La Qualunque

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  Sergio Rubini

  Gerardo "Jerry" Salerno

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  Lorenza Indovina

  Carmen La Qualunque

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  Nicola Rignanese

  Pino 'O Straniero'

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  Davide Giordano

  Carmelo "Melo" La Qualunque

• Veronica Da Silva

  Isabel De Los Santos detta Cosa, la compagna sudamericana

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about 'Whatsoeverly', with some praising its sharp wit and comedic performances while others criticizing its heavy-handed approach. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'a scathing satire that hits close to home' and lauded Antonio Albanese's portrayal of the devious protagonist. Meanwhile, IMDb users have given it a 6.1/10 rating, highlighting the movie's ability to entertain and provoke thought in equal measure. Metacritic called it 'a bold and irreverent take on political absurdity' and commended the film for its courage in addressing sensitive societal issues. While the movie may not be everyone's cup of tea, its unapologetic humor and clever writing have earned it a dedicated following among fans of political satire.