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Salty Air (2007)
An embittered penitentiary social worker receives an unwelcome blast from the past when the case file of his father, a convicted murderer who has been emotionally broken by prison life, lands on his desk.
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An embittered penitentiary social worker receives an unwelcome blast from the past when the case file of his father, a convicted murderer who has been emotionally broken by prison life, lands on his desk.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Angelo Carbone, Alessandro Angelini
In Theaters:3/23/2007
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Bianca Film, RAI Cinema
Cast
Alessandro Angelini
Director
Giorgio Pasotti
Fabio
Giorgio Colangeli
Sparti
Michela Cescon
Cristina
Katy Louise Saunders
Emma
Paolo Pierobon
Brunetti
Sergio Solli
Lodi
Paolo De Vita
Umberto Sparti
Giuseppe Lo Parco
(as Beppe Lo Parco)
Emanuel Bevilacqua
Saverio
Maria Caterina Frani
Moglie di Saverio
Simone Colombari
Padre di Emma
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