Diabolik: Ginko Attacks!

Diabolik slips away from Inspector Ginko's latest trap, leaving Eva Kant stranded and furious. The master thief baits the net again with a new scheme, while Eva, tired of waiting, offers to cooperate to bring him in. Yet Ginko has his own cross to bear as an old flame reappears in his life, a noblewoman named Altea who stirs old loyalties and complications. As the chase resumes, loyalties shift and the line between hunter and hunted blurs. The story continues to mix high risk heists with sly wit, stylish visuals, and the uneasy alliance between the city's most wanted and its most relentless pursuer.

Directed by Marco and Antonio Manetti, this entry leans on the Diabolik universe created by Luciana and Angela Giussani. It stars Giacomo Gianniotti as Diabolik, with Miriam Leone, Valerio Mastandrea, and Monica Bellucci in key roles. The film fuses noir atmosphere with high octane action and glossy production design.

Box office revenue is reported at 1,228,459 dollars worldwide, reflecting a modest showing for a mid budget crime caper. International markets and streaming figures are not disclosed. The film networks likely relied on star power and stylish action to draw audiences.

Audience reception sits in the middle range, with viewers noting slick pacing and visual flair while some find the plotting thin. The film explores loyalty under pressure, the cost of fame in a crime world, and the shifting dynamics between hunter and pursued. Eva Kant's role adds a counterweight, complicating Diabolik's logic with a blend of trust and rivalrous tension.

As a 2022 addition to the Diabolik canon the film has yet to crest a broad cultural footprint, though it contributes to the ongoing visual language of the series and keeps fans engaged with familiar faces and stylish set pieces. It may influence future crime thrillers with its polished look and brisk tempo.