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Apr 01, 2005 12:00 a.m. - Variety.com
Film Reviews: An attractively lensed tale about a young man seeking his place in life and love, “The Fever” gradually evolves into a passionate social statement about the ills afflicting contemporary Italy. Director Alessandro D’Alatri brings convincing anger to bear on the national pettiness and conformity that threaten his hero’s individuality and enthusiasm for life, though it all leads to a gratifying finale that smacks of fantasy and forced optimism. An engaging cast and some well-written comic dialogue should help make it a strong contender in local and Euro markets; fest programmers may also want to take a look.
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