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What happens when two geek twins hijack the signal of a super-secret military satellite on the Olympic Stadium to watch the Roma-Lazio derby for free? Against the backdrop of a capital devastated by property speculation and bad politics, Totti will score the goal of his life, ghosts will seek peace through revenge, the deeds of a brave astronaut will shine in the cosmos and Nanni will get back on his Vespa. Anything can happen in East End!
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What happens when two geek twins hijack the signal of a super-secret military satellite on the Olympic Stadium to watch the Roma-Lazio derby for free? Against the backdrop of a capital devastated by property speculation and bad politics, Totti will score the goal of his life, ghosts will seek peace through revenge, the deeds of a brave astronaut will shine in the cosmos and Nanni will get back on his Vespa. Anything can happen in East End!
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Federico Moccia, Luca Scanferla, Giuseppe Squillaci, Federico Moccia, Luca Scanferla, Giuseppe Squillaci
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:EAR cinema, Galactus, CaneCane
Cast
Luca Scanferla, Giuseppe Squillaci
Director
Gianluca Solombrino
Massimiliano (voice)
Germano Basile
Sig. Costa (voice)
Stefano Starna
Federico Moccia (voice)
Roberta Chelini
Ugo (voice)
Enzo Avolio
Riccardo (voice)
Daniele Valenti
Ammiraglio Reed (voice)
Alessandro Scaretti
Fitzpatrick (voice)
Emidio La Vella
Sig. Bonifaci (voice)
Paolo Macedonio
Stanislao (voice)
Ivan Castiglione
Capo missione (voice)
Francesca Rinaldi
Lex (voice)
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