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An electronic engineer is called by the Hungarian Television Directorate to test the new television installations. He arrives in the capital, Budapest, together with his girlfriend.
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An electronic engineer is called by the Hungarian Television Directorate to test the new television installations. He arrives in the capital, Budapest, together with his girlfriend.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Luigi Zampa, Gherardo Gherardi
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Italcine
Cast
Max Neufeld
Director
Alida Valli
Magda
Umberto Melnati
Matteo
Osvaldo Valenti
Gabriele Corodi
Renato Cialente
Il direttore generale della Radio di Budapest
Ninì Gordini Cervi
Lilli
Anna Dorè
Lia Loletta
Aristide Baghetti
Padrino col monocolo
Amina Pirani Maggi
Madre di Magda
Fausto Guerzoni
Leopoldo
Giuseppe Pierozzi
Axel, capo del personale
Carlo Lombardi
Il ministro
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