Marco Filiberti,
Urbano Barberini,
Alessandra Acciai,
Rosalinda Celantano,
Francesca d'Aloja
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Long a staple of Italian theater and vocal music, Marco Filiberti makes an auspicious debut as a feature-film writer/director in this melodrama set against the decadent backdrop of the porn industry. ... read more
DVD Release Date: November 2, 2004
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Offers a few surprisingly sweet moments but never overcomes the narcissism it's ostensibly deconstructing.
There is little for an American audience to adore about the film's star- writer-director Marco Filiberti, a breathtakingly self-idolatrous artist who makes Roberto Benigni look like an avatar of humil... Full Review
Not only is Adored amateurish and mawkish even by the standards of American 'gaysploitation' cinema, it's weirdly shy about showing nudity and sex. Full Review
A vanity project so preposterous it deserves to become an instant camp hit. Full Review
Judging by Adored, the Italian singer, actor and filmmaker Marco Filiberti has the healthiest ego in Europe, if not the known universe. Full Review
The film's witlessness keeps any satirical potential submerged well below soap opera levels. Full Review
[Marco Filiberti] has lots on his mind and much in his heart, and as a filmmaker displays a Douglas Sirkian flair for finding substance in melodrama. Full Review
Federico who moves in with Riki ... only to realize that his brother's butt has had more visitors than the Catholic Church on Easter Sunday. Full Review
Writer/director/actor Filiberti, like his film, is highly watchable. He happens to be extremely photogenic and comfortable at whatever he is performing, even if it's only a dance in a male strip club. Full Review
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