I'm Not Scared (2004)

Name: I'm Not Scared
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Released: May 07, 2004
Cast: Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Dino Abbrescia, Giorgio Careccia

108 min

May 07, 2004

Italian

While playing outside one day, nine-year-old Michele discovers Filippo, who is chained to the ground at the bottom of a hole. Michele witnesses town baddie Felice nearby and suspects something bad is happening. Michele is unsure whom he should tell about his discovery, eventually spilling the beans to his closest friend. Michele's parents learn of his discovery and warn him to forget what he saw

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I'm Not Scared (also know as Io non ho paura) full movie is released on May 07, 2004. Watch I'm Not Scared online - the Italian Crime movie from Italy , which has achieved a worldwide gross of $7,354,418. I'm Not Scared is directed by Gabriele Salvatores and created by Niccolò Ammaniti with Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Dino Abbrescia. I'm Not Scared is available online on Amazon Video and Amazon Video.

As know as:

Io non ho paura, L'été où j'ai grandi, No tengo miedo, Ich habe keine Angst, ぼくは怖くない

Release Date:

Feb 08, 2003

Release Date (Streaming):

Oct 12, 2004

Countries:

Italy, Spain, United Kingdom

Language:

Italian

Stream Service:

Miramax Films

Production Companies:

Colorado Film Production, Cattleya, Alquimia Cinema

Official Site:

Official site (United States)

Gross worldwide:

$7,354,418

Taglines:

Secrets. Betrayal. Murder., Who can you trust when everyone's a suspect?, The award-winning thriller that shocked Europe is coming to America.

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Reviews

Will Self

London Evening Standard

If you had despaired of Italian cinema ever regaining the lyricism of the Tavianis and Rossellini, I'm Not Scared will come as a welcome surprise. And if you seek a good yarn well spun, you won't be disappointed.

by rottentomatoes, Jan 09, 2018

David Denby

New Yorker

A lyrical throwback to such movies as René Clément's Forbidden Games (1952) and other works of the humanist European cinema of a half century ago.

by rottentomatoes, Aug 01, 2004

Miles Fielder

Empire Magazine

The beautiful photography will have you booking flights to Sicily, while the unsentimental rites-of-passage drama can't fail to touch your heart.

by rottentomatoes, Jun 11, 2004