Parthenope is a real success: in just six days, Paolo Sorrentino's film has established itself as the most viewed Italian film of the season, accumulating a spectacular gross of 2.384.850 euros.
This result places it in eighth place among the total films from August 1 to yesterday. Immediately behind are “Vermiglio”, with a collection of 2.220.845 euros and in tenth place, and “Iddu” with 2.012.784 euros.
Surpassed the Venom blockbuster
Yesterday, according to figures reported by Cinetel, “Parthenope” added another 191 thousand euros to its takings, attracting almost 29 thousand spectators. This further success allowed the film to surpass the blockbuster “Venom”, which on the same day grossed 190 thousand euros with almost 26 thousand spectators, for a total of 3 million 634 thousand euros.
A Stellar Cast and a Captivating Story
The film boasts an exceptional cast of talents, including Gary Oldman, Celeste Dalla Porta, Silvia Degrandi, Isabella Ferrari, Lorenzo Gleijeses, Peppe Lanzetta, Silvio Orlando, Luisa Ranieri and Stefania Sandrelli, as well as Alfonso Santagata, Francesca Romana Bergamo, Dario Aita, Paola Calliari, Biagio Izzo and Nello Mascia. Sorrentino, after his acclaimed and autobiographical “It Was the Hand of God”, returns to Naples with a new story. The film “Parthenope” follows the life of a woman named Parthenope, like her city, from her birth in the 50s to old age. The film explores her life, loves, fears and disappointments, as well as her relationship with the city that saw her grow up, between a youth too short and a maturity full of the naivety of childhood.
Article published on 30 October 2024 - 17:30
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