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Alberto Manzi is twenty years old and wants to be a teacher. He gets the job at a juvenile correctional facility, to then get transfered to a proper school, who he deems inadequate. At that time the public broadcasting network Rai decides to realize a program to educate millions of Italians.
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Alberto Manzi is twenty years old and wants to be a teacher. He gets the job at a juvenile correctional facility, to then get transfered to a proper school, who he deems inadequate. At that time the public broadcasting network Rai decides to realize a program to educate millions of Italians.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Monica Zapelli, Claudio Fava, Giacomo Campiotti
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Runtime:189 minutes
Studio:Rai Fiction, BiBi Film
Cast
Giacomo Campiotti
Director
Claudio Santamaria
Alberto Manzi
Nicole Grimaudo
Ida
Gennaro Mirto
Ricotta
Lucia Mascino
Direttrice Telescuola
Alberto Molinari
Nazareno Padellaro
Raffaele Vannoli
Agente penitenziario
Moisé Curia
Marcello
Giorgio Colangeli
Direttore del carcere
Edoardo Pesce
Eugenio Berti
Marco Messeri
Volpicelli
Roberto Citran
Commissario scolastico
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