"Maladolescenza" is notable not only for its talented cast but also for its technical merits. Bellocchio's direction and the cinematography by capture the picturesque Italian landscape, while the score by Ennio Morricone perfectly complements the film's tone and mood.
In the decades after its initial run, Maladolescenti faded into obscurity, largely because the original 35 mm prints were stored under sub‑optimal conditions at the . By the early 2000s, only a few deteriorated copies existed, and most home‑video releases were sourced from cracked VHS tapes that offered a grainy, low‑resolution picture.
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