Ranking The Purge Films from Worst to Best
Ranking The Purge films gives us one forgettable film, two mid-tier movies, and two horror masterpieces. This list can help you decide which films to watch first!
Io non ci casco
Marco, close to turning eighteen, is a boy like many others: he has a girlfriend, lots of friends and is passionate about electronic music, especially DJ Claudio Coccoluto. One day he is the victim of a moped accident and ends up in an irreversible coma: family and friends gather around him in the hospital room, full of pain but also of hope.
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Marco, close to turning eighteen, is a boy like many others: he has a girlfriend, lots of friends and is passionate about electronic music, especially DJ Claudio Coccoluto. One day he is the victim of a moped accident and ends up in an irreversible coma: family and friends gather around him in the hospital room, full of pain but also of hope.
Cast
Pasquale Falcone
Director
Paolo Albano
Marco
Maurizio Ambroselli
Fernando
Elena Baldi
Angela
Antonio Casagrande
Nonno Fabrizio
Maurizio Casagrande
Dottor Maurizio Baldi
Claudio Coccoluto
Se stesso
Maria Grazia Cucinotta
Dottoressa Rosa
Pina Cutolo
Professoressa di greco
Pasquale Falcone
Franco
Vincenzo Falcone
Fabrizio
Ornella Muti
Professoressa Lamberti
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