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The young Vittorio Pieroni throws himself from a railway overpass when a train is passing by; escaped suicide and rescued by an ambulance, remembers the circumstances that led him to commit that gesture
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The young Vittorio Pieroni throws himself from a railway overpass when a train is passing by; escaped suicide and rescued by an ambulance, remembers the circumstances that led him to commit that gesture
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Flavio Mogherini, Alberto Silvestri
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Zodiac Pictures
Cast
Flavio Mogherini
Director
Enrico Montesano
Vittorio Pieroni
Adolfo Celi
Eugenio - the president
Milena Vukotić
Lilly
Paolo Poli
Il diavolo
Felice Andreasi
Verzelli
Annabella Incontrera
Moglie di Eugenio
Enrico Beruschi
Arturo Silvestri
Eugene Walter
De Dominicis
Monica Monet
Marzia
Vanna Brosio
TV Interviewer
Silvano Bernabei
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