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My Beloved Enemy
A professor saves the life of a wounded hitman who, in exchange, promises to find and kill his enemy. Even though the professor says he has no enemies, the killer goes on a mission and transforms the professor's life.
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A professor saves the life of a wounded hitman who, in exchange, promises to find and kill his enemy. Even though the professor says he has no enemies, the killer goes on a mission and transforms the professor's life.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Luca de Benedittis, Denis Rabaglia, Heidrun Schleef, David McWater, Diego Abatantuono
In Theaters:
Box Office:$381,668
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Viva Productions, Falkor Productions, Turnus Film, RSI, Teleclub AG, Armeni G.E.S. Productions, Medusa Film, Sky Cinema
Cast
Denis Rabaglia
Director
Diego Abatantuono
Enzo Stefanelli
Antonio Folletto
Salvatore
Mirko Trovato
Massimo Stefanelli
Sandra Milo
Antonietta Stefanelli
Roberto Ciufoli
Don Gregorio
Massimo Ghini
Pietro
Antonio Catania
Claudio Petrazzi
Ugo Conti
University Dean
Andrea Preti
University Assistant
Paolo Ruffini
Don Pino
Annabella Calabrese
Ivana Stefanelli
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