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Vesna Goes Fast
Czech immigrant Vesna arrives in Italy and is forced into casual prostitution by poverty. The encounter with a kind construction worker could help change her situation.
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Czech immigrant Vesna arrives in Italy and is forced into casual prostitution by poverty. The encounter with a kind construction worker could help change her situation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carlo Mazzacurati, Sandro Petraglia, Stefano Rulli, Umberto Contarello, Claudio Piersanti
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Cecchi Gori Group Tiger Cinematografica, Ima Films
Cast
Carlo Mazzacurati
Director
Tereza Groszmannová
Vesna
Antonio Albanese
Antonio
Silvio Orlando
L'assicuratore
Antonio Catania
il proprietario della tavola calda
Roberto Citran
il cameriere
Ivano Marescotti
il cliente turpe
Marco Messeri
Il proprietario della diga
Roberto Nobile
Antonio Petrocelli
Patrizia Piccinini
Tony Sperandeo
il camionista
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