Felice Lasco returns to the Sanità district to look after his sick and dying mother after 45 years spent between the Middle East and Africa. In Naples he waits to meet Oreste, a friend of the past, who has become a criminal.
A slow, thoughtful tale of petty crime and soured friendship, its thrills may be a little too sparse, but sublime acting carries Nostalgia over the finish line.| Read in full: Nostalgia film review We Love Cinema
Nostalgia is tremendously shot, and terrifically acted by Favino.The Guardian
Absorbing after you’ve made it through the first 20 minutes.Little White Lies
Nostalgia has none of the fuzzy coziness that the title might evoke.IndieWire
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