Suburra (2015)

Name: Suburra
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Released: Oct 14, 2015
Cast: Pierfrancesco Favino, Elio Germano, Claudio Amendola

130 min

Oct 14, 2015

Italian, Romany, English

A gangster known as "Samurai" wants to turn the waterfront of Rome into a new Las Vegas. All the local mob bosses have agreed to work for this common goal. But peace is not to last long.

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Suburra full movie is released on Oct 14, 2015. Watch Suburra online - the Italian Crime movie from Italy , which has achieved a worldwide gross of $5,217,330. Suburra is directed by Stefano Sollima and created by Giancarlo De Cataldo with Pierfrancesco Favino and Elio Germano.

In 2011, Ostia is the subject of a giant real estate project intended to make the harbor of Ancient Rome the Las Vegas of today. But the place soon becomes a battlefield where criminals and politicians either join forces cynically or fight each other ruthlessly. The infernal showdown will last seven days, claiming many lives.

As know as:

Suburra, Субура, Suburra: Υπόγεια πόλη, 暗黒街

Release Date (Streaming):

Apr 04, 2017

Countries:

Italy, France

Language:

Italian, Romany, English

Production Companies:

Cattleya, Rai Cinema, La Chauve Souris

Gross worldwide:

$5,217,330

Taglines:

Rome Will Fall

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Reviews

Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

The Blue Lenses

Sollima pulls this together into a slick, polished whole, marked by an energy and focus that allows him to travel through Suburra's various intersecting threads of exploitation, dominance and moral train-wrecks.

by rottentomatoes, Aug 25, 2018

Kevin Maher

Times (UK)

Suburra is a sprawling Italian crime drama with genuinely epic ambitions.

by rottentomatoes, Oct 10, 2016

Tara Brady

Irish Times

A sprawl of beautifully cast characters -- a weasly pimp (Germano) here, a junkie moll (Scarano) there -- and their many intersections are deftly juggled, thanks to Patrizio Morane's darting cuts.

by rottentomatoes, Aug 08, 2016