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Alessandro is a local events singer, he abuses alcohol and plays slot machines. When he meets a young woman, Francesca, he tries to do everything to help her to find and stay with her little son.
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Alessandro is a local events singer, he abuses alcohol and plays slot machines. When he meets a young woman, Francesca, he tries to do everything to help her to find and stay with her little son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bonifacio Angius, Fabio Bonfanti, Gianni Tetti
In Theaters:
Box Office:$88,944
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Ascent Film, MiC, Sardinian Film Commission, Regione Autonoma della Sardegna, RAI Cinema
Cast
Bonifacio Angius
Director
Alessandro Gazale
Alessandro
Francesca Niedda
Francesca
Antonio Angius
Antonio
Anna Ferruzzo
Madre Francesca
Gavino Ruda
Gavinuccio
Mario Olivieri
Padre Francesca
Teresa Soro
Madre di Alessandro
Simone Contu
Medico
Luca Agnesa
Compagno di Stanza
Donatella Meloni
Direttrice Istituto
Roberto Achenza
Walter
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