Top 10 Most Diverse Films of 2025
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The Pool Hustlers
Francesco, nicknamed 'Toscano', is a very good pool player but he never wins when he plays for money. He meets Chiara, a saxophone player, on a late night bus by swapping his case containing the cue with her one, containing the sax. The two fall in love, but in the meantime Francesco loses a big amount of money playing versus 'Scuro', the long-time Italian champion. His only chance to pay the debt is to win the Italian Championships.
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Francesco, nicknamed 'Toscano', is a very good pool player but he never wins when he plays for money. He meets Chiara, a saxophone player, on a late night bus by swapping his case containing the cue with her one, containing the sax. The two fall in love, but in the meantime Francesco loses a big amount of money playing versus 'Scuro', the long-time Italian champion. His only chance to pay the debt is to win the Italian Championships.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Francesco Nuti, Maurizio Ponzi, Franco Ferrini, Enrico Oldoini
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Hera International Film
Cast
Maurizio Ponzi
Director
Francesco Nuti
Francesco Piccioli detto "Il Toscano"
Giuliana De Sio
Chiara
Marcello Lotti
Lo scuro
Antonio Petrocelli
Mancino
Novello Novelli
Merlo
Renato Cecchetto
Giovanni
Claudio Spadaro
pazzo alla fermata dell'autobus
Ricky Tognazzi
Un pescatore (Uncredited)
Claudio Casale
Carlo Neri
Stefano Cuneo
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