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Easygoing Gianni looks forward to retirement - until he is informed that a change in the law obliges him to work three more years. Faced with the outrageous possibility of having to do a full day's work, he sets about finding a way to achieve a quiet life
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Easygoing Gianni looks forward to retirement - until he is informed that a change in the law obliges him to work three more years. Faced with the outrageous possibility of having to do a full day's work, he sets about finding a way to achieve a quiet life
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gianni Di Gregorio, Danilo Bellomo, Massimo Del Signore, Pietro Albino Di Pasquale, Pietro Albino Di Pasquale, Gianni Di Gregorio
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Box Office:$341,470
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:BiBi Film, RAI Cinema, MiC
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