Attitudini: Nessuna

There is a line on Aldo's school report: aptitudes, none. The documentary takes its title from there. Three men met in Milan thirty years ago and became Italy's most watched comic company. Now the camera shows them outside their characters. It goes into the rehearsal room; a scene is built, broken and built again. The three argue. Who does which part of the work, who talks more, and why they stopped for years are all discussed. It goes to Sicily, to Milan, and to the small halls where they first performed. Sophie Chiarello writes and directs. Aldo Baglio, Giovanni Storti, Giacomo Poretti and Marina Massironi are in it. It is an Italian production and runs a hundred and eighteen minutes. The film opened in Italy on 4 December 2025. The documentary is not a compilation of highlights; it describes the way they work today rather than the old sketches. The matter it treats is partnership; three people writing together and how that has been kept going. The film also takes on the period when the three were apart, and that section holds uncomfortable questions. The original song was written by Brunori Sas. The narrative shows the comedians offstage and the humour is here too, but quieter. Its limit is accessibility; the references land nowhere for anyone who does not know the trio and the narrative is particular to Italy. Who it is for: viewers who like Italian comedy and documentaries about how work gets made. Who it is not for: it is local, long, and the ending sentimental.