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Here Comes the Storm
Depressed magistrate Damiano Fortezza relocates from Milan to a small town in Campania, where the three Fontana sisters, owners of a chain of incinerators, dominate. The youngest, Eugenia, is about to marry a well-known crook Fortezza has to prosecute. However, he ends up falling in love with Eugenia and questioning the priorities of his job.
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Depressed magistrate Damiano Fortezza relocates from Milan to a small town in Campania, where the three Fontana sisters, owners of a chain of incinerators, dominate. The youngest, Eugenia, is about to marry a well-known crook Fortezza has to prosecute. However, he ends up falling in love with Eugenia and questioning the priorities of his job.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sandro Petraglia, Daniele Luchetti, Stefano Rulli
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Mediafiction, Officina Film, Penta Film
Cast
Daniele Luchetti
Director
Diego Abatantuono
Damiano Fortezza
Margherita Buy
Eugenia Fontana
Silvio Orlando
Mario Solitudine
Marina Confalone
Emma Fontana
Eros Pagni
Gerolamo Andante
Lucio Allocca
Carmine
Antonino Iuorio
Achille
Angela Finocchiaro
Concettina
Stefania Montorsi
Esmeralda Fontana
Gianni Cajafa
Notaio
Mimmo Mancini
Pablo
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