Loro reviewed by Robbie Collin

Robbie Collin reviews Loro. A film about the life of Silvio Berlusconi. A wheeler-dealer weasels his way into the inner circle of Silvio Berlusconi, a wealthy and controversial Italian politician.
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[@marcoborghi9327]

Great video! the initial disclaimer has been put just not to be sued by Berlusconi, but the reality is that ALL of what is narrated in the movie actually happened in real life. Sorrentino didn't invent anything at all, and by checking the chronicles of thoose years you can have the confirmation of that. Sergio Morra in real life was Gianpaolo Tarantini a guy that has done exactly wat Morra does in the movie (and that ended up in jail for organizing prostitution). also all the others characters have a corrispondent in real life.

[@joeolney2356]

Shame none of the cinemas outside of London, are not showing or screening it. Oh well least i got streaming.

[@kohatenclave]

Its showing in Edinburgh Filmhouse till Thurs 25th.April

[@joeolney2356]

@@kohatenclave I don't live in Scotland and live in Bedfordshire. But thanks for the suggestion.

[@PINQINQ]

Saw it last night at ultimate picture palace in oxford

[@MagnificentFiend]

6:27 'Straight to...' what?

[@NxDoyle]

What's a hareem?

[@ilikerice5208]

You mean a harem? It’s like polygamy, where a man has lots of wives or girlfriends

[@mialeahy]

The fact that Robbie Collin doesn't mention VIDEOCRACY by Erik Gandini means he hasn't done his homework.