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| Commediasexi | |
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| Directed by | Alessandro D'Alatri |
| Written by | Gennaro Nunziante Alessandro D'Alatri |
| Produced by | 01 Distribution |
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| Cinematography | Agostino Castiglioni |
| Edited by | Osvaldo Bargero |
| Distributed by | 01 Distribution |
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| Running time | 102 minutes |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Commediasexi is a 2006 Italian comedy film.
Plot
Starring Paolo Bonolis, Sergio Rubini and Stefania Rocca, the film mocks the Italian political class and its hypocrisy. The zealot politician Massimo (Paolo Bonolis), proponent of a law about the defense of family, has a secret love affair with Martina, a young emerging actress (Elena Santarelli). To divert any suspicions, he brings his family on holiday to Paris and tasks his driver, Mariano (Sergio Rubini), with looking after his beloved. After photos portraying Mariano and Martina as lovers are published in local gossip magazines, Mariano's wife faints, is hospitalized and leaves him. Massimo comes back to Rome thinking to be out of danger, but Massimo and Martina take revenge on him. The happy ending comes on Christmas's eve when the truth surfaces.
Cast
- Sergio Rubini: Mariano
- Paolo Bonolis: Massimo Bonfili
- Margherita Buy: Dora
- Rocco Papaleo: Tony
- Michele Placido: Salvatore
- Stefania Rocca: Pia
- Elena Santarelli: Martina
- Marco Cocci: Mino
- Paola Tiziana Cruciani: Sister Giulia
- Fabio De Luigi: Nardi
- Massimo Wertmuller: Onorevole Nappi
- Maurizio Micheli: The Stage Actor
References
External links
- Commediasexi at IMDb
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