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The Last Concert (1978)
Love story of a young woman Stella who is dying of leukemia. A man is mistaken for a family member at the hospital and is informed by a doctor the diagnosis of Stella. Stella cheerfully follows the man. He is reluctant at first but after some shaky moments the two develop a relationship. The two fall in love in the short period of time left to experience.
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Love story of a young woman Stella who is dying of leukemia. A man is mistaken for a family member at the hospital and is informed by a doctor the diagnosis of Stella. Stella cheerfully follows the man. He is reluctant at first but after some shaky moments the two develop a relationship. The two fall in love in the short period of time left to experience.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Daniele Del Giudice, Michele Delle Aie, Luigi Cozzi, Sonia Molteni
In Theaters:11/1/1978
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Nippon Herald Films, A-Esse Cinematografica
Cast
Luigi Cozzi
Director
Richard Johnson
Richard Lasky
Pamela Villoresi
Stella
Maria Antonietta Beluzzi
Simone, the landlady
Francesco D'Adda
the doctor
Leonardo Della Giovanna
Doctor
Lucia D'Elia
Giorgio Gargiullo
Doctor
Daniela Lattaioli
Simone's daughter
Emanuele Ruspoli
Mauro Curi
Stella's brother
Riccardo Cucciolla
Stella's father
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