All the books by Edoardo Albinati adapted to cinema and television

The documentary explores the origins and proliferation of modern ‘asshole culture,’ seeking out glimmers of civility in an otherwise rude and harsh world. The filmmaker, Walker, delves into male-dominated environments, ranging from Ivy League frat clubs to the entitled realms of Silicon Valley and cutthroat domains of international finance.

In a residential district of Rome there is a well-known Catholic boy’s school where the offspring of the upper middle-class are educated. The families feel that in that setting their children will be able to grow up sheltered from the turmoil pervading society. On the night between 29 and 30 September of 1975 something broke down and that fortress of irreprehensible values crumbled beneath the weight of one of the most heinous crimes of the period: the Circeo massacre.