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Sinatritude
Mimmo has always claimed to be Frank Sinatra’s son. When his cousin Andrea, an aspiring filmmaker, casts him as the lead in his graduation film, Mimmo sees it as the opportunity of a lifetime. The two set off on a journey through the singer’s supposed places of origin, in search of a relative willing to take a DNA test.
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Mimmo has always claimed to be Frank Sinatra’s son. When his cousin Andrea, an aspiring filmmaker, casts him as the lead in his graduation film, Mimmo sees it as the opportunity of a lifetime. The two set off on a journey through the singer’s supposed places of origin, in search of a relative willing to take a DNA test.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sofia Arciero, Riccardo Stopponi, Simone Valentini
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Twister Film
Cast
Sofia Arciero, Riccardo Stopponi
Director
Gianluca Blumetti
Mimmo Sinatra
Daniel Angelo Fornaro
Andrea Notari
Benedetto Lo Monaco
Giulio
Erminio Truncellito
Chef Biagio
Sonia Hamza
Conduttrice radio
Paolo Piazza
Sé stesso
Girolama Mimma Randazzo
Laura sindaca
Frank Catania
Sé stesso
Don Filippo Vitanza
Sé stesso
Francesco Bianco
Mimmo bambino
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