1938. Hitler is on an official visit to Italy. To impress his guest, Mussolini summons the most authoritative Italian archaeologist to serve as a guide among the treasures of the Bel Paese. The man, distant from the regime’s positions, finds himself forced to accompany the two dictators: four days in which the beauty and power of art become a ground of tension, ambiguity and choices that continue to resound in the present.
This is the story, inspired by real events, told by The Man Who Could Change the World, the film directed by Anne Paulicevich, with Elio Germano, Albrecht Schuch, Fausto Russo Alesi, Linda Caridi, with the extraordinary participation of Edoardo Pesce and with Fabrizio Rongione, Maximilian Brauer, Johannes Hegemann, Florian Appelius, Stefano Cenci, Francesco Brandi, Pietro Giannini, Sergio Pierattini and Marco Sincini.
The film will be released in cinemas on November 19, distributed by PiperFilm, and this below is the official trailer just arrived online:
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