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  • I bought it for two reasons, one by my daughter and one by me. Firstly because it's a story for kids as it's a traditional family movie; secondly cause there's Monica Bellucci on it! I use to say that a movie under 7/10 isn't a nice attempt, but in this case it worth's the €4 I've spend.

    The filming locations are very nice, a perfect portrait of the Mediterranean coast, and the characters are harmful, as the sympathetic Billy Bolla (Paolo Villaggio) and Sidik (Leo Gullotta).

    The screenplay is weak but innocently funny, the plot doesn't work as it tries to and then the movie seems a little lost sometimes, but probably for the kids it doesn't matter and I believe that the target are under 12 years old. Nonetheless, there are many other movies with the same goal that are also attractive to the other ages...

    The special effects are bad, not the worst I ever seen, but close to. The dolphin many times just moves the head slowly and shortly for both sides. For a movie made two years after "Free Willy" it could be better, as next year (1996) "Flipper" proved it.

    One more time, the global is better than the group of individual characteristics...
  • uskifia77722 November 2012
    Warning: Spoilers
    A film about a lonely man whose loneliness created to attract trouble. The history of film introduces friendship, separation and love. Film is very informative and not at all naive. Fate and destiny only. The film combines youth and old age. Very nice matched sets and transparent light. Work of actors is very rapidly and unpredictably. The film has no plot nor any suety options - because this film is not for every dreamer. Slip picture frames beautifully conveys the sea. Working with light is very beautiful - the movie filled with silhouettes and penumbras. Surprise just hiding and really nicely turns both make new feeling.