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Matilda
Matilda is an unlucky girl: her boyfriends keep dying in strange accidents. The last of them, Torquato, a shy filing clerk, is a little afraid of this situation and doesn't know how to continue the relationship.
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Matilda is an unlucky girl: her boyfriends keep dying in strange accidents. The last of them, Torquato, a shy filing clerk, is a little afraid of this situation and doesn't know how to continue the relationship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Graziano Diana, Antonio Fiore, Stefano Masi
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:SoCoF, AnGio Film
Cast
Antonietta De Lillo, Giorgio Magliulo
Director
Carla Benedetti
Matilda
Silvio Orlando
Torquato
Luigi Petrucci
Matilda's Brother
Milena Vukotić
Matilda's Mother
Gianni Agus
Matilda's Father
Tino Schirinzi
Presidente
Carmen Scivittaro
Amica di Matilda
Vanna Polverosi
Signora Maria
Mario Santella
Manfredi
Ornella Aliano
Salvatore Cirillo
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