Provvisorio, quasi d'amore (1988)
Overview
Anthology of urban stories form seven Italian directors.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.0432 |
Directed By
Francesca Marciano
Enrico Ghezzi
Roberta Mazzoni
Daniele Segre
Kiko Stella
Bruno Bigoni
Silvio Soldini
Crew
Bruno Bigoni
Bruno Bigoni
Elena Bosio
Francesca Marciano
Alessandra Querzola
Armando Sodi
Sergio Vecchio
Francesca Marciano
Verena Baldeo
Paolo Ciarchi
Alessandro Saulini
Roberto Mozzarelli
Italo Petriccione
Giulio Quaglietti
Kiko Stella
Donatella Giovanelli
Elisabetta Gabbioneta
Sergio Vecchio
Kiko Stella
Silvio Soldini
Teresa Negozio
Elena Bosio
Donatella Giovanelli
Mario Tani
Enrico Ghezzi
Enrico Ghezzi
Roberta Mazzoni
Franca Bertagnolli
Vittorio Bagnasco
Mario D'Alessio
Roberto Duiz
Armando Sodi
Giancarlo Soldi
Silvio Soldini
Antonella Licata
Giuseppe Ruggiero
Roberto Duiz
Franca Bertagnolli
Elisabetta Gabbioneta
Carlos Velasquez
Giorgio Garini
Luca Bigazzi
Giovanni Saulini
Nicola Pecorini
Roberta Mazzoni
Tiziano Crotti
Francesca Marciano
Carlo Bartolucci
Jacopo Quadri
Enrico Ghezzi
Roberta Mazzoni
Daniele Segre
Daniele Maggioni
Kiko Stella
Donatello Alunni Pierucci
Bruno Bigoni
Silvio Soldini
Claudio Cormio
Massimo Fiocchi
Esmé Sciaroni
TOP CAST
Irene Grazioli
Girl (segment "Sirena")
Victor Cavallo
Guardian (segment "Sirena")
Giuseppe Cederna
Librarian (segment "Sirena")
Tamara Triffez
(segment "Sirena")
Andrea Novicov
Antonio (segment "Antonio e Cleo")
Carla Chiarelli
Cleo (segment "Antonio e Cleo")
Luisa Passega
Pharmacist (segment "Antonio e Cleo")
Isabella Cagnardi
Narrator (voice) (segment "Antonio e Cleo")
Paolo Bessegato
Man (segment "Imperfetto orario")
Laura Ferrari
Livia (segment "Occasioni di shopping")
Renato Sarti
Stalker (segment "Occasioni di shopping")
Luis Molteni
(segment "Occasioni di shopping")
Enrico Ghezzi
Him (segment "Gelosi e tranquilli")
Simona Bonaiuto
Her (segment "Gelosi e tranquilli")
David Riondino
Man at the phone (segment "Gelosi e tranquilli")
Monica Scattini
Woman (segment "Blue Valentine")
Alfredo Pea
Her fling (segment "Blue Valentine")
Gabriele Villa
Her husband (segment "Blue Valentine")
Barbara Valmorin
Old lady (segment "Sarabanda e finale")
Nicola Donalisio
Gigolo (segment "Sarabanda e finale")
Carlo Colnaghi
(segment "Sarabanda e finale")
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