Saranno famosi? (2018)
Overview
An elderly dancer puts together his young students and his former partners to win an international dance competition and prevent his school from being closed.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $10,000.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.078 |
Directed By
Alessandro Sarti
Crew
Domenico Costanzo
Lucio Lepri
Alessio Focardi
Romina Cantoro
Antonio Barba
Alessio Focardi
Cristina Fiorini
Matteo Bini
Lorenzo Hervatin
Furio Lanciano
Federico Gori
Alessandro Sarti
Alessandro Sarti
Giuliano Molle
Riccardo Azzurri
TOP CAST
Sergio Forconi
Sergio
Giulia Sarti
Giulia
Piero Torricelli
Piero
Alessandro Calonaci
"I Nero"
Massimo Romualdi
il sindaco
Moreno Porronchi
Allevatore di maiali
Emanuele Saulino
Emanuele
Gianmaria Vassallo
Postino
Giovanni Lepri
Prete
Luciano Casaredi
Alvaro
Massimo Antichi
artista di strada
Bruno Santini
caporeparto Coop
Gaetano Gennai
Comandante Vigili Urbani
Giuliano Grande
cliente Porronchi
Jerry Potenza
Sciamano
Claudio Wang
Mirotolo Lee
Giuliana Cipriani
Aurelia
Giacomo Fantechi
Usuraio
Marco Pucci
Padre Marco
Renzo Saulino
Salacca
Vincenzo Tacconi
I Tacco
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