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A Boy from Calabria (1987)
Set in 1960, the year of the Rome Olympics, a 13 year-old boy with aspirations to become an athlete befriends an ageing, disabled bus driver who understands his ambitions.
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Set in 1960, the year of the Rome Olympics, a 13 year-old boy with aspirations to become an athlete befriends an ageing, disabled bus driver who understands his ambitions.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Ugo Pirro, Luigi Comencini, Francesca Comencini
In Theaters:11/20/1987
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Italian International Film, U.P. Schermo Video, Carthago Films, Canal+, RAI, Dolly Cinematografica
Cast
Luigi Comencini
Director
Gian Maria Volonté
Felice
Diego Abatantuono
Nicola Sileca
Thérèse Liotard
Mariuccia Sileca
Santo Polimeno
Domenico 'Mimì' Sileca
Giada Desideri
Crisolinda
Enzo Ruoti
Autista Fiat 600
Jacques Peyrac
Barista
Jean-René Masrevery
Preside
Alessandro Casile
Pasqualino
Rosario Costantino
Medico
Bruno Crisafio
Vincenzino
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