Fall introduced me to characters so real, they felt like friends. Elia's determination to overcome his work struggles and Sveva's courage in facing her past created a deep emotional resonance. Matteo's vivacity and Edoardo's complex life added layers of depth, making their intertwined stories truly unforgettable.

Awesome movie!

Fall wasn't just a film—it was a tapestry woven with threads of hope and resilience. Elia's pursuit of stability, Sveva's quest for healing, and the unwavering friendship between characters painted a picture of human strength in the face of adversity. By the time the credits rolled, I was left with a renewed sense of optimism and a heart full of emotions.

"Fall" took me on an exhilarating rollercoaster of emotions! The gripping storyline of Elia and Sveva navigating their scarred pasts in an unstable Italy had me on the edge of my seat throughout. The seamless blend of dreams and reality, past and present, created an emotional whirlwind that left me both moved and thrilled.

Fall is the kind of film that doesn’t need to shout. It just sits with you — quietly, truthfully — until you realize you’ve been changed.

This film is not loud. But it stays with you. I found myself thinking about Sveva’s face hours after the credits. That’s rare.

There’s something heartbreakingly honest about FALL. It doesn’t try to fix the characters — it just shows how they try, and sometimes fail, to hold on to love.

I didn’t expect a film to speak so directly to the parts of me I don’t usually show. The silence, the glances, the small moments — they hit harder than any big plot twist ever could.

Fall reminded me what it feels like to be human — raw, confused, in love, and afraid all at once. It doesn’t give you answers. It just lets you feel.

Absolutely spot on—brilliant idea, thoughtful concept, beautifully done.

Very nice

typo in beginning. abrupt cuts with strange transitions. I think there are better ways to communicate their message. Parent's stories are disorganized all over the place. generic music.

Beautiful shots, but, without context - it's not a story. It's more like news od India and its beautiful people.

Masterful storytelling of a compelling heartbreaking story. I felt so bad for the "hero" of the story (I'm so sorry I don't know how to spell his name). The director is skilled and has a bright future. I hope the family involved will be happy for the rest of their days.

For me there was not enough context. Why the treatment was not approved? What was so special about it?