I didn't remember I had watched it a long long time ago until into the last part of the movie. Not so bad but, as it happens with many Italian movies where the voices of Italian actors are dubbed, the accent and intonation feels forced and sometimes weird. But it's not a huge problem.
I remember Aldo Moro's kidnapping very well. It was a very troubled time also in Argentina with the damn terrorists, so I was very aware of the implications. I also know quite a bit of the loggia P2 ( P-due) and the Ambrosiano Bank case because it had relation with some corrupt politicians in Argentina. But for someone who didn't live at the time or didn't care about that, I think he would have had a difficult time figuring out who Aldo Moro was and what they were talking about saying P2 and in English. At least in Argentina, it was always called in Italian P-due, the loggia massonica P2.
Another thing. Even when I still didn't remember I had watched it before, it was too obvious Giancarlo Giannini character had something to do with the case. Maybe it was just me, but it looked crystal clear.
But all the same, it was quite a nice movie.
I remember Aldo Moro's kidnapping very well. It was a very troubled time also in Argentina with the damn terrorists, so I was very aware of the implications. I also know quite a bit of the loggia P2 ( P-due) and the Ambrosiano Bank case because it had relation with some corrupt politicians in Argentina. But for someone who didn't live at the time or didn't care about that, I think he would have had a difficult time figuring out who Aldo Moro was and what they were talking about saying P2 and in English. At least in Argentina, it was always called in Italian P-due, the loggia massonica P2.
Another thing. Even when I still didn't remember I had watched it before, it was too obvious Giancarlo Giannini character had something to do with the case. Maybe it was just me, but it looked crystal clear.
But all the same, it was quite a nice movie.