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Armando Andreoli, a well-known engineer of almost 80 years, is approached by Federica, an assistant nurse who then invites him to his hotel room. In the morning, Federica's boyfriend arrives in the room, suspecting a relationship that has never existed.
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Armando Andreoli, a well-known engineer of almost 80 years, is approached by Federica, an assistant nurse who then invites him to his hotel room. In the morning, Federica's boyfriend arrives in the room, suspecting a relationship that has never existed.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Alberto Sordi, Rodolfo Sonego
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Aurelia Cinematografica, Filmauro
Cast
Alberto Sordi
Director
Alberto Sordi
Armando Andreoli
Valeria Marini
Federica Pescatore
Franca Faldini
Alessandra Andreoli
Franco Fantasia
Dott. Attilio Velardi
Enzo Robutti
Federica's father
Enrico Bertolino
Giorgio
Michel Leroy
Gisella Sofio
Nun at hospital
Julio Cesar De La Fuente
Giorgio's father
Gloria Cocco
Federica's mother
Margherita Simoni
Contessa Galbiati
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