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Lucia and Maria are two best friends, who have known each other from the beginning of their life, but have very different tastes and behaviors. Lucia is done with men, Maria, on the contrary, cannot be without one. One night, the perfect man shows up in Maria's bed: handsome, sensible, mature and passionate.The next morning brings up misunderstandings and lies which make the two friends split up and take a break for themselves. Maybe that young man met by chance is really the one every woman is looking for, because with his simple theories he manages to paint the perfect picture of the two women's lives.
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Lucia and Maria are two best friends, who have known each other from the beginning of their life, but have very different tastes and behaviors. Lucia is done with men, Maria, on the contrary, cannot be without one. One night, the perfect man shows up in Maria's bed: handsome, sensible, mature and passionate.The next morning brings up misunderstandings and lies which make the two friends split up and take a break for themselves. Maybe that young man met by chance is really the one every woman is looking for, because with his simple theories he manages to paint the perfect picture of the two women's lives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paola Cortellesi, Giulia Calenda, Cristina Comencini
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Cattleya, RAI Cinema, Bartlebyfilm
Cast
Cristina Comencini
Director
Paola Cortellesi
Lucia
Micaela Ramazzotti
Maria
Eduardo Valdarnini
Luca
Eleonora Danco
Flavia
Chiara Scalise
Matilde
Claudio Pallitto
molestatore
Gerardo Bartoccini
Contrabbassista Casa del Jazz
Sasha Luca Donatelli
Cameriere Carlo
Giulia Francia
Teresa
Giulia Galassi
Maria Chiara
Marco Guidolotti
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