Luca Moretti
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Luca Moretti is an Italian film and television writer with a deep passion for storytelling across screens. Born in Rome and raised between cinema classics and modern streaming culture, Luca developed an early love for movies, TV series, and international festivals. With a background in film studies, he brings a critical yet accessible voice to his writing, blending industry insight with genuine enthusiasm.
Luca specializes in covering the latest releases, hidden gems, and major film festivals across Europe, including Venice and Cannes. His work explores not only what to watch, but why it matters - highlighting performances, direction, and cultural impact. Whether reviewing a blockbuster, analyzing a trending TV show, or reporting from a festival, Luca aims to connect audiences with stories that leave a lasting impression.
Articles by Luca Moretti
Euphoria Season 3 Review — Beautiful, Disorienting, Brave, and Not Quite the Show It Used to Be
The first thing to say about Euphoria Season 3 is that it exists. Given what happened between Seasons 2 and 3 — the public breakdown of the Sam Levinson creativ...
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The Boroughs Review — Netflix’s Most Unexpected Sci-Fi Drama Is About Aging, Grief, and the Terror of Time
There is something quietly radical about the premise of The Boroughs. In an era where streaming platforms remain obsessed with youth, origin stories, and algori...
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Warner Bros. Developing a New Westworld Film Reboot with David Koepp Attached as Writer
Warner Bros. has officially launched development on a feature film reboot of Westworld, the iconic 1973 sci-fi western originally created by Michael Crichton. T...
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Prisoners: A High-Quality Adaptation of a Raw Script
After watching this film, I was left with mixed feelings. From a technical standpoint, there is very little to criticize. Everyone involved, including the direc...
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Spoorloos: One director, one film - two completely different versions.
The film is truly simple and brilliant. The original cannot even be compared to the remake (though that’s debatable - to each their own). Curiosity - I want to ...
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Bugonia: A Tragicomedy on the Limits of Madness
Can madness be tamed? Can paranoia become a form of faith, and faith a justification for violence? And what if, beneath layers of conspiracy-driven delusion, th...
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It’s Fake Americana Is Formulaic and Degrading
But Spettacolo shows redemption through creativity.Afavorite David Mamet line obliterates the “sure-fire” entertainment offered by the new film adaptation of St...
Luca Moretti