Tutti giù per terra (1997)

Director:

Davide Ferrario

Writers:

Giuseppe Culicchia (novel)
Davide Ferrario (writer)

Release Date:

5 April 1998 (Hong Kong)

Plot:

Walter is 20. He hasn't got a job, a girlfriend or any clear convictions. He rejects conventional values...

Plot Keywords:

Based On Novel

Awards:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Valerio Mastandrea	...	Walter
Caterina Caselli	...	Caterina
Benedetta Mazzini	...	Valeria
Gianluca Gobbi	...	Castracan
Anita Caprioli	...	Beatrice
Carlo Monni	...	padre di Walter
Adriana Rinaldi	...	madre di Walter
Luciana Littizzetto	...	Post office clerk
Elisabetta Cavallotti	...	Professoressa
Alessandra Casella	...	Giornalista TV
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Roberto Accornero
Paolo Belletrutti
Claudio Bertoni
Alessandra Botticelli
Marco Casellato	...	Marc
Giovanni Lindo Ferretti
Cristina Maccà
Giorgio Molino
Alessandro Partexano		(as Alex Partexano)
Tommaso Ragno	...	Lurido
Mara Redegheri
Beppe Rosso
Laura Saraceni
Sergio Troiano
Raffaele Vannoli
Tina Venturi
Massimo Zamboni

Also Known As:

We All Fall Down (USA)

Runtime:

98 min

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

Switzerland:16 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:16 (canton of Vaud)

Filming Locations:

Turin, Piedmont, Italy

Company:

Hera International Film

Quotes:

Walter: Scared? Yes, I was scared. But I wanted her so badly. What would I do once out that door? Would I penetrate her? The word made me laugh. "May I penetrate you?" Not to mention the other thing, the clitoris. Why must they have such scary names? Where is the clitoris? How do you find it? Do they give you a map? Female orgasm...

Nice movie in a sad scene

Tutti Giù Per Terra is one of the few worth watching italian movies in the last five years. Not that the storyline is so different from the other italian crap of those times, but the nihlism of the main character fits well with Mastandrea clean acting, Valerio really kicks ass in this pic, Manni playing the father is fun as always but also very dramatic, and he gets the best last line in an italian movie ever, just before he kicks the armadillo!! I laughed for like an hour! Ferrario did also a good job with his next corageous effort "Guardami", but this movie was way better. 7 out of ten.