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A pop star at Radio City Music Hall gets the opportunity to change herself to save her music career.
Una festa esagerata
Mirea is about to be 18 years old, and her family is prepearing a big party for her. Teresa, Mirea's mother, wants to gain notoriety, so begins to spend recklessy for the celebration. When the day finally comes, an unexpected death puts it at risk.
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Mirea is about to be 18 years old, and her family is prepearing a big party for her. Teresa, Mirea's mother, wants to gain notoriety, so begins to spend recklessy for the celebration. When the day finally comes, an unexpected death puts it at risk.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Antonio Guerriero, Vincenzo Salemme, Enrico Vanzina
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film, Chi è di Scena, Sky Cinema
Cast
Vincenzo Salemme
Director
Vincenzo Salemme
Gennaro Parascandolo
Massimiliano Gallo
Lello il secondino
Tosca D'Aquino
Teresa Parascandolo
Iaia Forte
Lucia Scamardella
Nando Paone
Don Giovanni Scamardella
Francesco Paolantoni
Assessore Cardellino
Giovanni Cacioppo
Don Pasquale
Andrea Di Maria
Bebè Cardellino
James Senese
se stesso
Vincenzo Borrino
Atzoka
Antonella Morea
Carmelina
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