Tempo fa ho visto su sky “Faccia d’angelo” con Elio Germano, la storia di Felice Maniero e della Mala del Brenta. Bello. E bravo Germano, come al solito.
Titoli di coda, la voce di Manuel (che a me farà venire in mente per tutta la vita mio fratello Nicola. Qualsiasi cosa succeda, per sempre) e mi paralizzo:
“Se un sogno si attacca come una colla all’anima, tutto diventa vero, tu invece no.”
La copio in fretta sul BB e la googlo subito. Ma niente.
Ora è uscita. Ed è un capolavoro.
La prima impressione, quella sera, fu che “Tu invece no” fosse riferito ad un amore impossibile. A risentirla ora, invece, sembra più riferito a Te stesso, che se sogni forte ce la fai, ma inevitabilmente perdi qualche pezzo per strada.
Poi prima è passata di qui @martoide, che sostiene che le due cose potrebbero coincidere. E mi ha convinto. Perché, come dice lei: “Gli Afterhours ci ricordano come al solito quello che non c’è.
Ma anche quant’è bello soffrire”.
Vero Nic?
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