Marx Can Wait

Twins Camillo and Marco Bellocchio share not only a face but the turbulent era of the late 1960s. Amid student protests and political upheaval, their paths diverge, and the phrase "Marx can wait" becomes the last thing Camillo says to his brother before his tragic departure. Decades later, filmmaker Marco Bellocchio returns to this personal wound, sifting through archives, conversing with family, and grappling with the irreplaceable void left by his brother's suicide. The film becomes a slow, intimate immersion into memory, guilt, and the fragile bonds that define us.