Vincenzo, a 30 years old apathetic and lazy man who still lives with his mother, has no job and no desire to improve. He meets Anna and fell in love with her but to keep the relationship alive he has to learn to accept more responsibility.
Massimo Troisi
Director
Massimo Troisi
Vincenzo
Giuliana De Sio
Anna
Lello Arena
Tonino
Lina Polito
Patrizia, sorella di Vincenzo
Franco Acampora
Alfredo, fratello di Vincenzo
Olimpia Di Maio
Assunta, madre di Vincenzo
Luigi Uzzo
capostazione
Nicola Esposito
professore
Anna Pavignano
Rita, fidanzata di Tonino
Valeria Veneruso
Valeria
Ciro Di Mola
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Throughout the film, Kate desperately tries keeping her status as an influential YouTuber; however, her follower and view count crumble, mirroring the world around her.