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| KING KONG © 1976 by Paramount Pictures Corporation. All Rights Reserved |
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| Directed by: |
Francesco Bruni |
| Runtime: |
95 min |
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Fabrizio Bentivoglio
Barbara Bobulova
Vinicio Marchioni
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| Production: |
ITC Movie
Rai Cinema
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| Distribution: |
01 Distribution
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| Synopsis: |
A father and son who are strangers to one another – both of them borderline, each in his own way – are forced to live together for a few months, during which they will learn a great deal from each other.
Bruno Beltrame has hung up his professional boots for some time now. All that remains of his old talent as a writer is what little he uses to write "other people's books" on commission: footballer and TV personalities' biographies (right now he's working on the biography of Tina, a famous Slovenian porn star who has become a producer of hardcore films); his passion for teaching has given way to a listless routine of private home lessons to students who are just as slack as he is, among whom one who stands out is 15-year-old Luca, as ignorant as the others, but lively and flippant.
One day the boy's mother shows up, like a ghost out of the past, with a revelation that throws Bruno's life into a tailspin: Luca is his son, a son of whose existence he was unaware. And that's not all: she is about to leave for a six-month cooperation stint in Africa, and the boy cannot, and certainly does not want to, go along with her. She asks Bruno to have the boy stay with him, and to take care of him, but without revealing his true identity.
Thus begins an improbable cohabitation between the apathetic former teacher and the restless teenager, six months during which Luca will find himself having to deal with an adult male figure and Bruno, in spite of himself, won't be able to avoid taking care of that secret son who, to make things worse, seems bound to get himself into some bad trouble...
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