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The Red and the Blue
In a Roman high school, a jaded art professor who lost the spark for the job clashes with an ex pupil of his, an adjunct literature teacher who is trying to rescue an eccentric and rebellious student, while the stern headmistress deals with a student from a difficult background.
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In a Roman high school, a jaded art professor who lost the spark for the job clashes with an ex pupil of his, an adjunct literature teacher who is trying to rescue an eccentric and rebellious student, while the stern headmistress deals with a student from a difficult background.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Giuseppe Piccioni, Francesca Manieri
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Bianca Film, RAI Cinema
Cast
Giuseppe Piccioni
Director
Margherita Buy
Preside Giuliana
Riccardo Scamarcio
Prof. Giovanni Prezioso
Roberto Herlitzka
Prof. Fiorito
Lucia Mascino
Elena Togani
Davide Giordano
Enrico Brugnoli
Nina Torresi
Melania
Silvia D'Amico
Angela Mordini
Elena Lietti
Emma Tassi
Ionut Paun
Adam
Gene Gnocchi
Compagno di Giuliana
Alexandru Bindea
Padre di Adam
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