Laura, idealistic and passionate about television, and Mario, a rebellious director who dreams of cinema, start out clashing but gradually develop mutual respect and affection. Over twenty years of encounters, successes, and mistakes, their relationship evolves until they discover that love can appear in the most unexpected places—right in the world of Carosello and the TV stories that marked a generation.
Jacopo Bonvicini
Director
Giacomo Giorgio
Mario De Angelis
Ludovica Martino
Laura Ceccarelli
Alessandro Tedeschi
Amedeo Righetti
Dora Romano
Nonna Gina
Federico Tocci
Aldo Ceccarelli
Alberto Astorri
Renato Bonini
Guido Quaglione
Arturo Alessandrini
Isabella Mottinelli
Eliana
Giuseppe Brunetti
Salvatore Pittori
Maria Malandrucco
Anna
Massimo De Lorenzo
Marcello Marchesi
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