Wednesday, 3/26/2025
at 8:00 PM


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Four friendly couples have arranged to have dinner together. They have known each other for a long time, are well-rehearsed with each other, and have no secrets from one another. The occasion for today's gathering is a lunar eclipse that the friends want to watch together from the terrace. Rocco and Eva, the hosts, have prepared fine ragout and exquisite wines. Nothing seems to stand in the way of a perfect dinner. There is particular anticipation for Peppe, who has announced he is coming with his new girlfriend Lucilla. Peppe arrives slightly late. And he comes alone. Lucilla has a fever and sends her apologies. But is she really sick? Doubts arise within the friend circle. Was there a fight? Are the couple already separated again? Suddenly, the question of honesty is in the air. Are they really as open as they claim? The rising unrest inspires Eva to a crazy game idea: everyone puts their smartphones on the table, and everything that comes in will be shared. Messages are read aloud, phone calls are overheard, every little WhatsApp message is shown. What starts as harmless fun soon escalates into an emotional chaos – full of surprising twists and delicate revelations. "Each of us has three lives," remarks Paolo Genovese on his play, "a private one, a public one, and a secret one." In his furious comedy, he brings the latter to light.

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