Interdit aux chiens et aux Italiens (2022)

• Year: 2022
• Released: 25 Jan 2023
• Country: France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal
• Adwords: 12 wins & 4 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12826598/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/interdit_aux_chiens_et_aux_italiens
• Metacritics:
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: French, Italian, German
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Animation
• Runtime: 70 min
• Writer: Alexis Galmot, Anne Paschetta, Alain Ughetto
• Director: Alain Ughetto
• Cast: Ariane Ascaride, Alain Ughetto, Stefano Paganini
• Keywords: emigration, stop motion, italian immigrant, emigrantes,

7.3/10

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Interdit aux chiens et aux Italiens Movie Reviews

A beautiful story that everyone needs to see!

I didn’t read too much going into this movie, and I’m really glad I didn’t. This movie was just an amazing journey to watch.

The opening sequence automatically caught my attention, just watching him build that set, and watching it slowly come to life to tell us this fantastic family story. I also loved how it was narrated by the grandmother, it added so much to the atmosphere. I really felt like I was getting this story told by my own grandmother.

I won’t say much about the story but it was really interesting, and it just keeps you glued to the screen, wanting to know what happens next. It was also told in such a charming way that it got a few laughs from me, but also tears. The little interactions that the director had the with the set, and with his dad was also just so amazing that it stuck with me. It’s nothing groundbreaking but such a nice tiny detail for you to remember.

Would recommend this movie for anyone to watch, if you don’t mind mentions of war, and some other sensitive topics.

An undivided delight

This little stop-motion film is fantastic. I loved the way where the reality of the little clay figures and their author interact, I loved how the tone is always measured, never shrill or pathetic, and how the story is simple and relatable, even if you are not an Italian or an immigrant.

I wish that I could conjure my grandmother how the author does, and portray my own family past in the same vivid way. I am surprised that this film, at the moment of writing, has only a rating of 7.2. This is a mini masterpiece, full of creativity and emotion.

There is a little mystery around the runtime: I saw it today at the Italian Film Festival in London, and it was definitely shorter than the advertised run of 1h 20m. Some themes, like the titular one of anti-Italian racism, are very underdeveloped, barely touched at all. I wonder if it has been re-edited after release.

Nevermind, go and see it, it’s a delight.

Unique style

This movie has a very unique style. It’s a stop motion clay animation… but with human hands intervening in key parts and building the sets in real time ! And the hand belongs to the author and interacts and dialogues with his grandmother who is one of the clay characters. The result is deeply personal and very touching.

On a superficial level, it’s a story of immigrants and their struggle with racism and integration, but that’s actually only a minor point, the main one being the continuity of family while coping with displacement, extreme poverty, fascism…

The movie is given as PG-13 but my 9yo franco-italian (like in the movie!) enjoyed it.