L'anno dei gatti
Ciro Varelli is a Don Juan who works in a bookshop, a job to which he dedicates himself without too much effort while he spends his days in the company of his friends Leopoldo, a student outside the course, Flavio - who has a conflicted relationship with the opposite sex - and Pippo . Instead he has a great rival, Luca, and in an attempt to win the heart of the beautiful Beatrice he decides to make a bet with him. The rescue of a dog named Mazzarino will allow him to impress the wealthy Goldoni family, but not everything will go as planned.
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Ciro Varelli is a Don Juan who works in a bookshop, a job to which he dedicates himself without too much effort while he spends his days in the company of his friends Leopoldo, a student outside the course, Flavio - who has a conflicted relationship with the opposite sex - and Pippo . Instead he has a great rival, Luca, and in an attempt to win the heart of the beautiful Beatrice he decides to make a bet with him. The rescue of a dog named Mazzarino will allow him to impress the wealthy Goldoni family, but not everything will go as planned.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Amasi Damiani
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Elea Cinematografica, Stefano Film
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