Allen Midgette

Young, middle-class and idealistic, Fabrizio struggles to reconcile a commitment to revolutionary ideals with his bourgeois background. And an impulsive affair with his free-spirited aunt only adds to his uncertainties. A fascinating record of the flowering of 1960s radicalism, Bertolucci captures the passion and ideology, and also the compromises of this fervent period. Score by Ennio Morricone.

A man returns to the place where his father was murdered and tries to find closure. But he finds himself in a similar predicament as his late father instead.