The Man Who Could Have Changed the World

The Man Who Could Have Changed the World

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Release Date

2/25/2027

Runtime

0 mins

Overview

Based upon the true story of Ranuccio Bandinelli, an antifascist Archaeology and History of Art teacher who sought to steer clear of politics but who found himself appointed, ex-officio, as Hitler and Mussolini’s official guide during their visit to Rome and Florence.

Status

Post Production

Original Language

Italian

Budget

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Revenue

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A quiet man caught in an unbearable historical crossroads must navigate his moral principles while trapped in the suffocating proximity of fascism's architects. The film explores the impossible stakes of remaining true to oneself when history demands compromise.

Mood

TenseWistfulDefiant

Themes

IdentityPowerCorruption

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Meditative

Look

NaturalisticFormalist

Structure

Linear

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