'La Grazia': Sorrentino se inventa al político más honesto de Italia

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Paolo Sorrentino's new film, "La Grazia," features Toni Servillo as Mariano De Santis, the President of Italy, nearing the end of his term. De Santis, nicknamed "Hormigón Armado" for his deliberate decision-making, is portrayed as an honest politician, a rarity in contemporary Italian cinema. He grapples with signing a euthanasia law, supported by his daughter, and uncovering his late wife's secret affair. He must also decide whether to pardon a woman who killed her abusive husband and a teacher who euthanized his Alzheimer's-stricken wife. The film follows De Santis as he navigates the complexities of law, morality, and personal grief within the opulent setting of the Quirinale Palace.
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AI-ExtractedDe Santis is considering pardoning a woman who killed her abusive husband.
Toni Servillo won the Copa Volpi at the Venice Film Festival for his role as De Santis.
De Santis must decide on a euthanasia law proposed by his daughter.
Mariano De Santis, the President of Italy in the film, is nicknamed 'Hormigón Armado'.
Paolo Sorrentino's film revolves around the concept of 'Gracia' and the 'beauty of doubt'.
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