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18 Years Later
Mirko and Genziano are two 35-year-old brothers who have not seen each other since their mother died in a freak accident in which they were involved—eighteen years ago. Since then, Genziano left to live in the UK and now is a stockbroker; Mirko instead remained in Rome, to stay with their father Marcello, working at the same run-down family shop. When Marcello dies, he leaves a task for the two brothers in his will: he asks them to take, on an old restored roadster, his ashes to the grave of his old mother in a village in Calabria, where the accident happened.
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Mirko and Genziano are two 35-year-old brothers who have not seen each other since their mother died in a freak accident in which they were involved—eighteen years ago. Since then, Genziano left to live in the UK and now is a stockbroker; Mirko instead remained in Rome, to stay with their father Marcello, working at the same run-down family shop. When Marcello dies, he leaves a task for the two brothers in his will: he asks them to take, on an old restored roadster, his ashes to the grave of his old mother in a village in Calabria, where the accident happened.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marco Bonini, Lucilla Schiaffino, Edoardo Leo
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:DAP Italy
Cast
Edoardo Leo
Director
Marco Bonini
Genziano
Edoardo Leo
Mirko
Sabrina Impacciatore
Mirella
Eugenia Costantini
Cate
Gabriele Ferzetti
Enrico
Tommaso Olivieri
Davide
Valerio Aprea
operatore al crematorio
Pasquale Anselmo
funzionario del cimitero
Anna D'Andrea
Luisa De Santis
Signora funerale
Vinicio Marchioni
Avvocato Camilli
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