Sorogoyen’s “L’Essere Amato” Named Critics’ Film of the Year

Film of the Critics Awarded to Sorogoyen’s Latest Release

Spanish director Alejandro Sorogoyen’s drama “L’Essere Amato” has been selected as the Film of the Critics by Italy’s National Union of Film Critics.

Decision by the National Union of Film Critics

The award was granted following a vote among members of the Sindacato Nazionale Critici Cinematografici. The union, representing professional film reviewers across Italy, chose the film as its top pick.

Theatrical Release Commences

“L’Essere Amato” began its theatrical run on 12 November. Cinemas across the country started screening the title from that date, allowing audiences to see the work that earned the critics’ distinction.Current Status

The film is now in cinemas and continues to be promoted as the Critics’ Film of the Year. Its recognition by the national critics’ union highlights its reception among professional reviewers.

Why it matters: The accolade signals strong critical endorsement for Sorogoyen’s film, potentially influencing audience interest and box‑office performance in Italy and neighboring markets, including the Middle East and Egypt, where European cinema often attracts attention.