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Luciano Bianchi lives with his wife and son in the small town of Guastalla. As an intellectual and bibliophile, he works as head of cultural initiatives at a mining plant.
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Luciano Bianchi lives with his wife and son in the small town of Guastalla. As an intellectual and bibliophile, he works as head of cultural initiatives at a mining plant.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Luciano Vincenzoni, Sergio Amidei, Carlo Lizzani
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Napoleon Film
Cast
Carlo Lizzani
Director
Ugo Tognazzi
Luciano Bianchi
Giovanna Ralli
Anna
Rossana Martini
Mara - épouse de Luciano
Enzo Jannacci
Le chanteur de ballades
Giampiero Albertini
Libero Fornaciari
Maria Pia Arcangeli
Directeur de maison d'édition
Elio Crovetto
Carlone
Paola Dapino
Iolanda
Pippo Starnazza
Secrétaire de la bibliothèque
Augusto Bonardi
Militant
Gianni Tonolli
fonctionnaire des impôts
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