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Heat in the Suburbs
Ciccio Zannone, a insignificant little man, but who is very successful with women, wants to join the "family" of Don Calogero Lentini, the mafia "boss" of a small Sicilian town.
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Ciccio Zannone, a insignificant little man, but who is very successful with women, wants to join the "family" of Don Calogero Lentini, the mafia "boss" of a small Sicilian town.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Antonio De Donno
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Messapia Film
Cast
Roberto Bianchi Montero
Director
Enzo Monteduro
Ciccio Zannone
Patrizia Gori
Rosa, figlia di Turiddu
Valeria Fabrizi
Marta
Francesco Mulè
Don Calogero Lentini
Venantino Venantini
Santuzzo
Carla Calò
Nena
Angela Covello
Rita, figlia di don Calogero
Luciano Crovato
Annie Carol Edel
Moglie di Santuzzo
Edoardo Faieta
Fortunato/”Lucky”
Rosa Maria Calogero
Margherita Cuocolo
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