PHILADELPHIA — Rocco Siffredi stars in the new Italian mainstream drama "Blue," directed by Eleonora Puglia.
Siffredi plays the father of Luce (Alexia Cozzi), "a beautiful and sheltered university student from an upper-middle-class family who is 'in love with life' and with her new boyfriend, Loris (Pierangelo Menci)," the synopsis reveals. "When Loris falls into debt with dangerous consequences, Luce becomes desperate to save him. After her parents refuse to help, she reconnects with Vittoria (Shaen Barletta), an old acquaintance who now appears glamorous and mysteriously wealthy. Vittoria introduces Luce to “Blue,” an adult digital platform she describes as 'just a game.'
"What begins as a seemingly simple solution quickly spirals into a harrowing night of psychological and moral unraveling."
According to a rep, Siffredi adds a meta-layer to the narrative.
"Siffredi brings gravity and striking authenticity to the role," the rep said. "His dramatic turn anchors the family dimension of the story, underscoring the generational disconnect surrounding digital sexuality and the hidden lives young people lead online."
The film, from Breaking Glass Pictures, will premiere March 24 on major digital platforms.
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