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Adelmo Bartelesi has a colleague desired by all, this Adelaide Picchioni. And Adelmo unable to get an appointment with her. But get home Adelaide begins to present some difficulties: a transition to an old woman who leads him astray, intense traffic, the fortuitous meeting with his wife and family and then an attack of colitis and the meeting with his head, the car that is taken away by police, the meeting with another colleague ... will Adelmo reaching the desired appointment?
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Adelmo Bartelesi has a colleague desired by all, this Adelaide Picchioni. And Adelmo unable to get an appointment with her. But get home Adelaide begins to present some difficulties: a transition to an old woman who leads him astray, intense traffic, the fortuitous meeting with his wife and family and then an attack of colitis and the meeting with his head, the car that is taken away by police, the meeting with another colleague ... will Adelmo reaching the desired appointment?
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Written By:Giuliano Biagetti
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Giuliano Biagetti
Director
Renzo Montagnani
Adelmo Bartalesi
Mario Carotenuto
commendatore
Maria Pia Conte
Adelaide Picchioni
Enzo Liberti
tassista
Orchidea De Santis
moglie del collega
Mario Pachi
collega di Adelmo
Antonino Faà di Bruno
padre del collega
Barbara Bouchet
Ingrid
Giovanni Rovini
nonna del soldatino
Mario di Maio
console
Grazia Ignesti
fioraia
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