Piero Cicala is an adult singer who leads a modest life in the shadow of the only moment of glory lived in the eighties, thanks to a song that earned him a million records sold. Just when it seems that fame is definitively confined to the past, Piero receives the proposal to conduct a broadcast in Rome. Accepted the offer, he goes to the capital, where he will meet the famous Tatia Cortès, an irrepressible showgirl...
Eugenio Cappuccio
Director
Emilio Solfrizzi
Piero Cicala
Belén Rodríguez
Talita Cortes
Iaia Forte
Marta
Roberto De Francesco
Gustavo Bacelli
Totò Onnis
Gianni
Salvatore Marino
Amed
Pinuccio Sinisi
Superman
Eleonora Albrecht
Michelle
Manuela Morabito
Arianna, la prostituta
Gaetano D'Amore
Vincenzo Corrente
Francesca Faiella
Assistente di Talita
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