Giulia Doesn't Date at Night

• Valerio Mastandrea: Guido Montani
• Valeria Golino: Giulia
• Sonia Bergamasco: Benedetta Montani
• Domiziana Cardinali: Costanza Montani
• Domenicucci Jacopo Filippo
• Chiara Nicola Viola
• Sara Tosti: Sofia
• Jacopo Bicocchi: Enrico Giussi
• Fabio Camilli: Eugenio
• Sasa Vulicevic: Padre Rosario
• Paolo Sassanelli: Bruno
• Lidia Vitale: Agente donna
• Antonia Liskova: Eva
• Piera degli Esposti: Attilia

Giulia will never go out in the evening is a film by Giuseppe Piccioni from the year 2009. September 1, 2011, the film was shown in German cinemas.

Action

Guido, a writer whose latest book is nominated for a literary prize, brings his daughter Costanza on the swimming lessons. She tells him that she does not want to go swimming, so he takes lessons in their place in the new swimming instructor Giulia.

Guido converts quite absent and unresponsive in his life. Most of the people he encounters, find his book well, but no one has read it to the end. He is currently employed for a new book with the writing of stories, also to appear on the screen then as a " film within a film ".

While his wife Benedetta and daughter move to a new apartment in Rome, he continues to live in the house in the suburbs. Gradually, he falls in love with Giulia. One day she tells him her secret. She left her husband and daughter for a lover years ago. When this then wanted to separate from her, she killed him. Since then, she sits in prison, but may work as Freigängerin during the day in the swimming pool. Once the two go to the sea and everything seems to be fine.

Giulia tells him how much she misses her daughter. He secretly writes on their behalf a letter to Viola. At a meeting in the cafe she makes it clear to her mother that she wants nothing to do with her and she also wants to see any more. Giulia is deeply affected.

The next day she did not appear in the swimming pool. Guido is surprised when she is waiting for him at his door. They spend the night together.

Giulia is no longer working in the swimming pool. Guido is drawn to his family in Rome, he now spends more time with her. However, he misses Giulia, but persistently refuses his desire to visit them in prison.

One day he learns in the pool that she killed herself. In prison, Guido gets in Giulia's former cell a box of her belongings. It reads in her diary that she had begun to write in the hope of a better future - Notes about their cautious approach to Guido and their slow awakening to face life, to their hopeless despair at the rejection by her daughter.

Guido is going with his daughter to the ceremony. His opponent gets the prize. Relaxed destroy Guido and Costanza an entire tray full of chocolates.

Criticism

" Director Giuseppe Piccioni is a great stylist, but with a penchant for mannerisms - its the Fabulous trending introspection is therefore sometimes difficult to meaningless therefore. "

" Giuseppe Piccioni creates subtle scenes that aptly describe the creeping disintegration of relationships. But even his images of familiarity are expressive, such as when Giulia and Guido observe under water other swimmers. Outstanding is the power of Valeria Golino as Giulia, the tragedy of their lives in each - even joyous -. Seems to carry with it the moment "

" Giuseppe Piccioni has a sensitivity that hold only a few directors of his generation, and lets characters, atmosphere and scenes blend together harmoniously. The level of reality is crossed suggestive of the doubts, the thoughts and the agitation of the protagonists. Valeria Golino and Valerio Mastandrea embody intensity with the couple that can communicate with each other merely about looks and silence. "

Awards

• 2009 Nastro d'Argento Best Original Song: Piangi Roma for the site and Valeria Golino
• 2009 Nastro d'Argento speciale: Best Supporting Actress Piera Degli Esposti of the year