This biopic about Silvio Berlusconi on Prime Video and Filmin will help you understand the character

Present in the media, social, political and sporting life of Italians for the last 50 years, Silvio Berlusconi leaves his mark.

Today has passed away at the age of 86 the business, television, political and sports magnate, Silvio Berlusconi. It is impossible to find a more global figure, in the full extension of the word. A Prime Video and Filmin film, Silvio (and the others)try to describe the character.

Three-time Prime Minister of Italy, founder of Mediaset (to which Telecinco and other Spanish channels belong), and owner of football club AC Milan for 30 years, Silvio Berlusconi It has been one of the benchmarks of Italian society since the 1960s.

Haunted all his life by scandals, they are famous their parties with orgies, and their trials and complaints. He was convicted of tax fraud and prostitution of minors, although he was later acquitted.

Silvio Berlusconi biopic

When a famous person passes away, many people want to see a documentary or film about their life. Several documentaries have been shot, although they are not currently broadcast in streaming in Spain.

Yes you can find in Prime Video and in filmin the biopic Silvio (and the others), by director Paolo Sorrentino, Oscar winner for The Great Beauty.

The movie focuses on the years that began his political declinefrom 2000. Here you can see the trailer:

Silvio Berlusconi (played by Toni Servillo) is in the most difficult moment of his political career, recently out of government and with accusations of corruption and his connections with the mafia about to reach the courts.

Sergio Morra (Riccardo Scamarcio) is a handsome self-made man who dreams of making the leap from his questionable provincial businesses to an international scale.

The fastest way to achieve this is to approach Silvio, the most powerful man in Italy. For Sergio there is only one way to get the attention of Il Cavaliere: the parties, the velinas, the extravagances and the excess.

Silvio (and the others) is a long film, lasting two and a half hours, which enjoys great prestige in Italy, as it won 10 David de Donatello awards, the equivalent of the Spanish Goyas. As we have commented, It is available on Prime Video and on Filmindubbed into Spanish or in original Italian subtitled.