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Trifole (2025)
In this bittersweet portrait of a vanishing rural way of life, Dalia travels to Piedmont to care for her aging grandfather Igor, an expert forager. Armed with his field notes and loyal dog Birba, she searches for a prizewinning truffle to save his home.
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In this bittersweet portrait of a vanishing rural way of life, Dalia travels to Piedmont to care for her aging grandfather Igor, an expert forager. Armed with his field notes and loyal dog Birba, she searches for a prizewinning truffle to save his home.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Drama
Written By:Ydalie Turk, Gabriele Fabbro
In Theaters:11/14/2025
Box Office:$76,740
Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Cinefonie, TrifoleMovie
Cast
Gabriele Fabbro
Director
Ydalie Turk
Dalia
Umberto Orsini
Igor
Margherita Buy
Marta
Birba
The truffle hunting dog
Enzo Iacchetti
Auctioneer
Frances Sholto-Douglas
Princess Casey
Francesco Zecca
Stylist
Daniel McVicar
Truffle auction guest
Roberta De Santis
Truffle fair assistant
Ilaria Brusadelli
Truffle fair assistant
Caterina Balivo
Truffle auction presenter
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