'Once Upon A Studio' (2023)
A short hybrid film featuring everyone's favorite Disney characters.
Il volatore di aquiloni
Urca (Renato Pozzetto), a young man living in the mountains of Lombardy, takes off with his hang glider to go to finally see the sea. During the voyage flying over Milan, but just as he was admiring the city from an attack of coughing and is forced to crash-land in the San Siro stadium. He discovers the city that his elderly mother had recommended to avoid at all costs, falling in love also noting its strengths and its shortcomings.
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Urca (Renato Pozzetto), a young man living in the mountains of Lombardy, takes off with his hang glider to go to finally see the sea. During the voyage flying over Milan, but just as he was admiring the city from an attack of coughing and is forced to crash-land in the San Siro stadium. He discovers the city that his elderly mother had recommended to avoid at all costs, falling in love also noting its strengths and its shortcomings.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Renato Pozzetto
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Alto Verbano
Cast
Renato Pozzetto
Director
Renato Pozzetto
Urca
Massimo Boldi
Nelson l'autista
Felice Andreasi
Commendatore
Piero Mazzarella
Bonaventura
Daniela Piperno
Assistente di produzione
Massimo Pongolini
Ingegnere Metropolitana
Claudio Boldi
Guardalinee
Vincenzo De Toma
Violinista
Raffaella Baracchi
Bionda
Giacomo Pozzetto
Bambino che pesca
Miro Landoni
Vigile
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