Andrea De Liberato Movies

A group of frustrated high school girls learn that their every wish can be granted simply by calling a mysterious telephone number, only to realize they are playing with powers beyond human comprehension. With finals approaching and sleazy teachers breathing down their necks, the stress of adolescence has become more than these young girls can handle. When they learn that it can all go away with a simple phone call, the temptation is too strong to resist. But when something it too good to be true, it's best to take caution - especially when you're making a deal with the Devil himself. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Italian filmmaker Antonio Capuano writes and directs the grueling gangster drama Luna Rossa (Red Moon). Aging Tony Cammarano (Italo Celoro) is the patriarch of an organized crime family, but his son Amerigo (Toni Servillo) runs most of his operations. Amerigo is a killer who invites his mistress, Rita (Lucia Ragni), to live in the family house. Meanwhile, his wife, Irene (Licia Maglietta), has an affair with mob henchman Egidio (Antonino Iuorio), who fancies the Cammarano's teenage daughter, Orsola (Antonia Truppo). This leaves Irene to eye her own son, Oreste (Domenico Balsamo), who has taken to self-mutilation. Luna Rossa won the Wella Prize at the 2001 Venice Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi