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Peinture, braquages et politique ne font pas bon ménage.
Rome, années 70. Toni s'installe en ville avec pour seuls bagages son talent pour la peinture et ses rêves d'artiste. Mais son appétit pour la vie, sa soif de gloire et peut-être même son envie de marquer l'histoire vont le conduire à devenir le plus grand faussaire de tous les temps, et l'un des mystères les plus fascinants de son pays.
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Didn't like the ending, it was a cheap and trying to sell the audience that a "swap" can be done so easily. The should have stucked to the real life ending
Story/Plot: 5/10 Acting/Performances: 6/10 Direction/Cinematography: 5/10 Sound/Music: 5/10 Overall Enjoyment/Impact: 5/10 Review: The Big Fake tries to be a clever mix of comedy and drama, but mostly it just feels like it's trying too hard to convince you it's interesting. The plot is about as surprising as a toast popping out of a toaster-predictable and a little dry. The actors do what they can, and you'll get the occasional chuckle or eye-roll-worthy "emotional" scene, but nothing here is Oscar-worthy. Visually and direction-wise, it's like someone hit "auto" on a generic streaming movie template. The soundtrack is perfectly fine... in the way elevator music is "perfectly fine." Overall, it's not terrible-you can watch it if there's literally nothing else on but its definitely a "meh" movie that you'll forget the second it ends.