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Antonio's first day as a thief is marked by tears. During an incursion at the mall, his mother is arrested. Some 20 years later, Antonio along with his two inseparable friends, after some minor robberies, take on a post office. Things don't go as planned.
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Antonio's first day as a thief is marked by tears. During an incursion at the mall, his mother is arrested. Some 20 years later, Antonio along with his two inseparable friends, after some minor robberies, take on a post office. Things don't go as planned.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Nicola Guaglianone
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Goon Films, BruFilm
Cast
Gabriele Mainetti
Director
Valerio Mastandrea
Antonio
Marco Giallini
Franco
Daniele Liotti
Tony
Flavio Insinna
Ispettore
Luisa Ranieri
Prisca
Lidia Vitale
Mamma
Santa De Santis
Amica della mamma
Alessandro Tavanti
Antonio da piccolo
Valerio De Sante
Bimbo con felpa rossa
Claudio Battiferro
Paramedico
Angelo Puzzutiello
Padre di Antonio
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