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Adagio (2024)
Tangled up with blackmail and crooked cops, the son of a former gangster seeks out his father's old friends, who risk everything to save him.
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Tangled up with blackmail and crooked cops, the son of a former gangster seeks out his father's old friends, who risk everything to save him.
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Thriller, Action
Written By:Stefano Bises, Stefano Sollima
In Theaters:5/13/2024
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Vision Distribution, The Apartment Pictures, AlterEgo
Cast
Stefano Sollima
Director
Pierfrancesco Favino
Cammello
Toni Servillo
Daytona
Valerio Mastandrea
Polniuman
Adriano Giannini
Vasco
Gianmarco Franchini
Manuel Coretti
Francesco Di Leva
Bruno
Lorenzo Adorni
Massimo
Silvia Salvatori
Silvia
Bianca Attiani
Ragazza festa
Thomas Basilico
Addetto Sala controllo
Camilla Benvenuto
Nina
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