Migration - Movie Review
This animated movie is based on the migration of birds from the north to the south.
Screw Loose (1999)
The owner of an Italian natural food company has a heart attack and asks his son, Bernardo, to find the man who saved his life in World War II and bring him to his deathbed. He does so and finds the man in a sanitarium and must deal with his hijinks all the way back to Milan.
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The owner of an Italian natural food company has a heart attack and asks his son, Bernardo, to find the man who saved his life in World War II and bring him to his deathbed. He does so and finds the man in a sanitarium and must deal with his hijinks all the way back to Milan.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Steve Haberman, Rudy De Luca
In Theaters:2/19/1999
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Atmosphere Film S.r.l, Thirtieth Century Wolf, Medusa Film
Cast
Ezio Greggio
Director
Ezio Greggio
Bernardo Puccini
Mel Brooks
Jake Gordon
Gianfranco Barra
Guido Puccini
Randi Ingerman
Sofia
John Karlsen
Dr. Caputo
Julie Condra
Dr. Barbara Collier
Niki Lauda
Se stesso
Enzo Iacchetti
Custode
Dario Ballantini
Maniaco
Riccardo Miniggio
Frate superiore
Luciana Littizzetto
Signora coi capelli bianchi
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