Viva la libertà is a 2013 Italian comedy-drama film directed by Roberto Andò.
At least through the mouth of a somewhat crazy philosopher the movie tries to tell us some truth.
One of the more enlightening key scenes is the interview at min. 26:
"There is always something to uncover in the past of someone powerful. Someone powerful can always be crucified at the right moment. Fear is the music of democracy!"
"Fear?"
"Someone powerful tries to challenge it. He has the illusion to tame it and in the end he's attracted by it. For this reason there is no western democracy that can do without Secret Services.
And it is exactly for that very reason that politicians sooner or later try to fake their own biography. Lookalikes, copies, fakes ...
In parliament there isn't a single jerk who knows to be one.
And now, please let me eat in peace."
In the end the movie (and our situation) is summed up when he adresses a big assembly of the opposition:
"On whom do we still count?
Are we left over, thrown clear out of a living river?
Are we going to be left behind, Understanding no one, and understood by no one?
...
Expect no other answer except your own!"
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or if you are ready to swallow some bitter truths about our political system wrapped in a delicious italian comedy - watch the movie!
