Almost a Man

Year: 1966

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Vittorio De Seta

Drama

A young writer spirals into madness, profoundly alienated, neurotic and haunted by guilt. Michele withdraws from reality, abandons his work and teeters on suicide before being committed to an asylum for shock therapy, in a state of despair. After escaping, he returns to his childhood home, where he uncovers the origins of his deep mental anguish.

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