Ivy and Bean form a new Friendship
Two young girls meet in the same neighborhood unexpectedly as they embark on a new adventure using their imaginations as this movie brings strong representation among women.
The Island of Idealists
The peaceful balance of a family living in seclusion on an island at the mouth of the Po River is shattered by the unexpected arrival of two fugitives on the run after a robbery. The idealistic family, determined to guide the bandits back to the right path, decides to hide them from the police. This forced coexistence, marked by suspicion, seduction, and subtle deceptions, sparks a clash between two opposing worlds: the utopian purity of the family and the ruthless cynicism of crime
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The peaceful balance of a family living in seclusion on an island at the mouth of the Po River is shattered by the unexpected arrival of two fugitives on the run after a robbery. The idealistic family, determined to guide the bandits back to the right path, decides to hide them from the police. This forced coexistence, marked by suspicion, seduction, and subtle deceptions, sparks a clash between two opposing worlds: the utopian purity of the family and the ruthless cynicism of crime
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Elisabetta Sgarbi, Eugenio Lio
In Theaters:
Box Office:$31,439
Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:BiBi Film, Betty Wrong Productions, RAI Cinema, MiC, Emilia-Romagna Film Commission
Cast
Elisabetta Sgarbi
Director
Tommaso Ragno
Celestino Reffi
Elena Radonicich
Beatrice Navi
Renato Carpentieri
Antonio Reffi
Michela Cescon
Antonio Reffi
Mimmo Borrelli
Vittorio
Renato De Simone
Guido Cenere
Toni Laudadio
Giovanni Marengadi
Vincenzo Nemolato
Commissario Carrua
Chiara Caselli
Jole
Antonio Rezza
Monsiù
Rossella De Martino
Teresa
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