Folle d'amore - Alda Merini (2023)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.331 |
Directed By
Roberto Faenza
Crew
Roberto Faenza
Lea Tafuri
Maurizio Zecchin
Paolo Giacomo Marino
Gianluca Leurini
Ferdinand Dohna
Giovanna Mazzi
Angela Bellora
Carola Fenocchio
Elda Ferri
Roberto Faenza
Dimitri Scarlato
Davide Miele
Fania Petrocchi
Saverio Guarna
Lucia Lisena
Simona Bellettini
TOP CAST
Laura Morante
Alda Merini
Federico Cesari
Arnoldo Mosca Mondadori
Rosa Diletta Rossi
Alda Merini giovane
Giorgio Marchesi
Dottor Gabrici
Mariano Rigillo
Michele Pierri
Luca Cesa
Ettore Carniti
Sofia Black-D'Elia
Alda Merini ragazza
Alessandro Fella
Giorgio Manganelli
Ludovico Succio
Giacinto Spagnoletti
Francesca Beggio
Emilia Painelli Merini
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