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Queen of Hearts (1989)
Eddie Luca is the youngest son in a family of Italian immigrants who has moved to London. Beginning from nowhere, they open a cafe in an Italian neighbourhood. One day their father loses the cafe, the home and his wedding ring by gambling.
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Eddie Luca is the youngest son in a family of Italian immigrants who has moved to London. Beginning from nowhere, they open a cafe in an Italian neighbourhood. One day their father loses the cafe, the home and his wedding ring by gambling.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Tony Grisoni
In Theaters:10/1/1989
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Enterprise Pictures, TVS Films, Film4 Productions
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