In a small Italian village, a self-righteous photographer is granted a mysterious power: by photographing images of wrongdoers, he can eliminate them. At first, he targets the corrupt and powerful-but as his sense of justice warps, so too does his morality. Rossellini blends fantasy and satire in a sharp fable about power, virtue and hypocrisy.

12 Questions with Dr. Alfio Leotta Associate Professor of Film at Victoria University.

RIALTO RECOMMENDS: Playful yet pointed, this offbeat Rossellini gem is a witty, cautionary tale about power and the thin line between justice and self-righteousness.