"Le cose non dette" was released today, the original song written and performed by Mahmood for Gabriele Muccino's film of the same name, in theaters from January 29th. The song, produced and directed by Paolo Buonvino, had already appeared as a preview in the official trailer and marks the Milanese artist's first experience in the field of soundtracks.
“Le cose non dette” accompanies a film that Muccino adapted from the novel “Siracusa” by Delia Ephron, who also co-wrote the screenplay with the director himself. The cast brings together Stefano Accorsi, Miriam Leone, Claudio Santamaria and Carolina Crescentini, alongside Beatrice Savignani and Margherita Pantaleo.
The song doesn't just accompany the images but engages with them, becoming a narrative element that amplifies the sense of unease and introspection running through the story.
Listen to “Le cose non dette” below.
The story follows Carlo and Elisa, an accomplished couple living in Rome, seemingly solid but riddled with invisible cracks. He's a university professor and writer in creative crisis, she a journalist respected even abroad. A trip to Morocco with their friends Anna and Paolo and their teenage daughter Vittoria becomes the setting in which unresolved secrets, unaddressed tensions and telling glances emerge, calling long-settled balances into question.
The arrival of Blu, Carlo's young philosophy student, adds further questions and tensions, as the relationships between the characters grow strained and shift within a hot, still, distant landscape.
Check out the film's trailer below.
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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.
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