The Inner Mountain (2020)
Overview
Saint Anthony, Abbot of the Desert, protector of animals, is a central figure in the Italian countryside, where fortune depends on the health of the animals. To heal his donkey, Antonio asks the village priest to bless the sick animal. Faced with his refusal, the young farmer confides directly in the Saint, hoping that he will perform a miracle.
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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.246 |
Directed By
Michele Sammarco
Crew
Tommaso Barbaro
Mariagloria Nequinio
Barbara Ferrarese
Marco Musso
Massimo Rampazzo
Gianpaolo Capobianco
Roberta Rampin
Angela Pucci
Marina Spada
Stefano Francescon
Elisa Rossin
Bepi Maniero
Saverio Cappiello
Elena Cattelan
Annachiara Mattu
Marta Ruffatto
Stefania Bernardi
Kamil Utlu
Marcello La Fortezza
Stella Alleva
Michele Sammarco
Marco Manno
Simone Salvatore
Giorgia Varotto
Anna Pittarello
Caterina Camilli Giaco
Michele Sammarco
Giovanni Sammarco
Luigi Goldin
Angelo Maniero
Giuseppina Carpanes
Rampin Claudio
Laura Biscaro
Beatrice Sammarco
Michele Sammarco
Rino Quagliato
Agit Utlu
Filippo Benetti
Luciano Lazzari
Michele Sammarco
Marco Francescon
Marco Pirondini
Federico Fortin
Fabio Simone
Gino Ferrarese
Anna Benetti
Tudor Ilinca
Meryem Utlu
TOP CAST
Giorgio
The Donkey
Antonio Cappellato
Farmer
Gabriella Ferrarese
Housekeeper
Massimo Piovan
Priest
Niveo Piovan
Parishioner
Giovanni Sammarco
Parishioner
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