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Youtopia (2019)
Eighteen-year-old Matilde lives with her grandmother and her mother Laura, a woman struggling with debt and failures. Completely disconnected from reality and attached to her online avatar, Matilde has found her own way to make money: stripping on webcam. One day, Laura is forced to reveal her debts to her daughter, who plots an ideal solution to their troubles, unexpectedly involving Ernesto, a wealthy bourgeois obsessed with sex and possessions.
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Eighteen-year-old Matilde lives with her grandmother and her mother Laura, a woman struggling with debt and failures. Completely disconnected from reality and attached to her online avatar, Matilde has found her own way to make money: stripping on webcam. One day, Laura is forced to reveal her debts to her daughter, who plots an ideal solution to their troubles, unexpectedly involving Ernesto, a wealthy bourgeois obsessed with sex and possessions.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Berardo Carboni, Aliosha Massine, Marco Antonio Berardi, Dino Giarrusso, Marco Greganti, Berardo Carboni
In Theaters:12/8/2019
Box Office:$32,955
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Piroetta, L&C srl, Martha Production, MiC, Sky Cinema, Regione Lazio
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