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Bar Sport
Inside Bar Sport, a bar on the outskirts of Bologna managed by the histrionic Onassis, the adventures of regulars and casual patrons unfold. Searching for a pinball machine or a payphone, they encounter the omnipresent "technician," so called for his passion for soccer and always ready to chat or moderate other people's discussions. Thus, the ordeals of the handyman Bovinelli as he deals with the disasters at Muzzi's house, the diary of a provincial playboy's conquests, the sex life of the fiery prostitute Elvira, the search for a good restaurant during a dazed motorcycle trip with Cocosecco, or a trip to see Bologna play with the lawyer Della Lana become epic tales of tragicomic exploits.
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Inside Bar Sport, a bar on the outskirts of Bologna managed by the histrionic Onassis, the adventures of regulars and casual patrons unfold. Searching for a pinball machine or a payphone, they encounter the omnipresent "technician," so called for his passion for soccer and always ready to chat or moderate other people's discussions. Thus, the ordeals of the handyman Bovinelli as he deals with the disasters at Muzzi's house, the diary of a provincial playboy's conquests, the sex life of the fiery prostitute Elvira, the search for a good restaurant during a dazed motorcycle trip with Cocosecco, or a trip to see Bologna play with the lawyer Della Lana become epic tales of tragicomic exploits.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nicola Alvau, Giannandrea Pecorelli, Giannandrea Pecorelli, Michele Pellegrini, Michele Pellegrini, Nicola Alvau, Massimo Martelli, Massimo Martelli
In Theaters:
Box Office:$3,687,123
Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:RAI Cinema, Aurora Film
Cast
Massimo Martelli
Director
Claudio Bisio
Eros, il tecnico
Giuseppe Battiston
Onassis, il barista
Antonio Catania
Muzzi
Antonio Cornacchione
Bovinelli, l'elettricista
Angela Finocchiaro
vecchietta
Bob Messini
Cocosecco
Lunetta Savino
vecchietta
Teo Teocoli
il playboy
Claudio Amendola
avventore
Giorgio Comaschi
avventore
Vito
Buzzi, il geometra
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