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La mia banda suona il pop
The Russian magnate Ivanov dreams about having The Popcorn, his favorite Italian musical band from the 80s in Saint Petersburg.
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The Russian magnate Ivanov dreams about having The Popcorn, his favorite Italian musical band from the 80s in Saint Petersburg.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fausto Brizzi, Edoardo Falcone, Marco Martani, Alessandro Bardani
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film, Èliseo Entertainment, RAI
Cast
Fausto Brizzi
Director
Christian De Sica
Tony
Massimo Ghini
Lucky
Angela Finocchiaro
Micky
Paolo Rossi
Jerry
Natasha Stefanenko
Olga
Diego Abatantuono
Franco Masiero
Rinat Khismatouline
Vladimir Ivanov
Stefano Ambrogi
Proprietario pizzeria
Massimo Bagnato
Organizzatore matrimonio
Giulio Base
Dottore
Fabrizio Nardi
Centurione
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