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The Vesuvians
Five Neapolitan directors depict life in the city under the shadow of Mount Vesuvius for this anthology film of comedy, drama, surrealism, and political commentary.
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Five Neapolitan directors depict life in the city under the shadow of Mount Vesuvius for this anthology film of comedy, drama, surrealism, and political commentary.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Antonietta De Lillo, Pappi Corsicato, Laura Sabatino, Antonio Capuano, Stefano Incerti, Marcello Garofalo, Ivan Cotroneo, Mario Martone, Fabrizia Ramondino
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:RAI, Mikado Film, Tele+
Cast
Antonietta De Lillo, Pappi Corsicato, Mario Martone, Stefano Incerti, Antonio Capuano
Director
Anna Bonaiuto
(segments "La stirpe di Iana" and "La salita")
Iaia Forte
(segment "La stirpe di Iana")
Enzo Moscato
(segment "Maruzzella")
Nunzia Di Somma
(segment "Maruzzella")
Tonino Taiuti
(segment "Sofialorén")
Flavio Brunetti
(segment "Sofialorén")
Clelia Rondinella
(segment "Sofialorén")
Antonio Pennarella
(segment "Il diavolo in bottiglia")
Teresa Saponangelo
(segment "Il diavolo in bottiglia")
Renato Carpentieri
(segment "Il diavolo in bottiglia")
Toni Servillo
(segment "La salita")
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