Figli

Cortellesi and Mastandrea are excellen actors, and they really shine in this movie.

Several monologues stand out - the one by Cortellesi about the past generation stealing their children's future, and the guru pediatrician spouting platitudes with great confidence.

Stefano Fresi's boys were so annoying (on purpose) that I wanted to reach into the screen and slap them.

Honorable mention to the idea of the title card "By convention, whenever the baby cries you'll hear Beethoven's sonata 'Pathetique' " that does an excellent job of conveying the baby's constant crying without actually grating on the viewers' nerves.