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La solita commedia: Inferno 

2015: Hell is in chaos. A host of new sinners arrive every day to crowd Minos' offices. But Hell is an old, antiquated structure: the new sinners, not finding a right place, are dispersed among the circles. Lucifer is received directly by God, who seeks a solution. The winning idea is a cataloging of the new sins on Earth. And who to entrust the task to if not Dante Alighieri, who already once, in his time, carried out this task with excellent results? Dante is thus catapulted into a large Italian city, and finally finds his guide, the one who will accompany him in search of the "new sins": Demetrio Virgilio, a precarious thirty-year-old who is preparing, like every morning, to face another "day of Hell".
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2015: Hell is in chaos. A host of new sinners arrive every day to crowd Minos' offices. But Hell is an old, antiquated structure: the new sinners, not finding a right place, are dispersed among the circles. Lucifer is received directly by God, who seeks a solution. The winning idea is a cataloging of the new sins on Earth. And who to entrust the task to if not Dante Alighieri, who already once, in his time, carried out this task with excellent results? Dante is thus catapulted into a large Italian city, and finally finds his guide, the one who will accompany him in search of the "new sins": Demetrio Virgilio, a precarious thirty-year-old who is preparing, like every morning, to face another "day of Hell".

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Francesco Mandelli, Fabrizio Biggio
In Theaters:
Box Office:$804,394
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Wildside, Film Commission Torino Piemonte

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Francesco Mandelli, Fabrizio Biggio, Martino Ferro

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Fabrizio Biggio

Virgilio, Lucifero, Gargiulo, Tenente Franchi, Collega di Pietro, Modella afro, Modello, Dentista, Simone, Walter, Rodolfo, Tipo che urla, Carlo Lo Iodice, Sandro, Bruno , Giovanni, Klaus, S. Ambrogio, Raniero, Gregorio, Ciclista Bimbumbanca

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Francesco Mandelli

Dante, Minosse, Pietro, Armando, Tenente Cicci, Matteo, Alpinista, Architetto Ministero della bruttezza, Mirella Lo Iodice, Giordano, Renzo, Nicolaj, S. Francesco, Maicol, Giorgio Panetta, Francesco, Operaio Bimbumbanca

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Giordano De Plano

Cliente bar, Massimo, Spettatore cinema, SWAT, Architetto del Ministero della bruttezza, Boxeur Bimbumbanca, Giangy, San Cosimato

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Tea Falco

Gesù / Sionia / Vigilessa / Maria / Fidanzata di Pietro

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Marco Foschi

Suicida, Cliente bar, Tossico, Conducente ambulanza, Fashion blogger J.J. Tristezza, Cliente pubblicità Bimbumbanca, Santo

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Walter Leonardi

Poliziotto / Amico del calcetto / Spettatore cinema

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Paolo Pierobon

Dio, Cliente bar, Giorgio, SWAT, Medico chirurgo, Produttore musicale del Ministero

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Marco Ripoldi

Cliente bar / Santo / Hacker / Amico "top" di Marianna / Simone

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Massimiliano Loizzi

liente bar, Stalker, Raccontatore di barzellette, Amico "pazzesco" di Marianna, Lavatore di vetri, Collega di Gregorio, Tossico di Messap della bruttezza, Cliente pubblicità Bimbumbanca

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Gianmarco Tognazzi

Padre Pio / Terapeuta / Ministro della bruttezza / Ispettore

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Daniela Virgilio

Dora, Valentina, Nina, Commessa del negozio di telefonia, Marianna (fidanzata di Virgilio), Donna incinta Bimbumbanca, Madonna, Amica di Sionia

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