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Roberto Gandus (screenplay)
Roberto Gandus (story)
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Diana inizia a insegnare in una scuola prestigiosa, dopo aver subito un trauma anni prima. Ben presto... See more » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Alessandra Acciai ... Diana Berti
Jean Hebert
Viola Simoncioni
Giuseppe Stefano De Sando (as Stefano De Sando)
Morena Turchi
Fabio Iellini (as Fabio Jellini)
Valeria Milillo
Giuseppe Pianviti
Luca Fagioli
Daria Nicolodi ... Preside
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Piero Cucchi ... Padre della ragazza scomparsa (uncredited)
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Directed by
Lamberto Bava 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Roberto Gandus  screenplay
Roberto Gandus  story
Dardano Sacchetti  screenplay
Giorgio Stegani  screenplay

Produced by
Lamberto Bava .... producer
Andrea Piazzesi .... producer
 
Original Music by
Simon Boswell 
 
Cinematography by
Gianfranco Transunto 
 
Film Editing by
Daniele Alabiso 
 
Casting by
Fabrizio Bava 
 
Production Design by
Katia Dottori  (as Catia Dottori)
 
Costume Design by
Katia Dottori  (as Catia Dottori)
 
Makeup Department
Franco Casagni .... special makeup artist
Piero Cucchi .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
Alberto Brusco .... production supervisor
Francesco Fantacci .... production supervisor (as Giovanni Francesco Fantacci)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ferzan Ozpetek .... assistant director
 
Art Department
Lionello Fantacci .... assistant property master
Mauro Vitturini .... property master
 
Sound Department
Fabio Ancillai .... sound recordist
Romano Checcacci .... sound mixer
Giancarlo Laurenzi .... boom operator
Fiamma Maglione .... dialogue editor (as Fiamma Maione)
Rossana Maiuri .... dubbing assistant
 
Special Effects by
Ditta Corridori .... special effects
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Giancarlo Battaglia .... first assistant camera
Roberto Esposti .... key grip
Stefano Marino .... chief electrician
Elena Ucropina .... second assistant camera
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Stella Battista .... seamstress
 
Editorial Department
Enrico Crescenzi .... second assistant editor
Bruno Micheli .... first assistant editor
 
Music Department
Vincent Messina .... soundtrack coordinator
 
Other crew
Anna Maria De Pedys .... administrator (as Anna De Pedys)
Lara Di Fiandra .... second assistant production secretary
Carlo Alberto Fantacci .... production assistant
Giovanfrancesco Fantacci .... location manager
Alfredo Grassini .... production secretary
Gino La Monica .... dubbing director (as Luigi La Monica)
Stefano Mafera .... titles
Rossana Rocchi .... script supervisor (as Rosanna Rocchi)
Anita Sonnino .... cashier
Ario Taddei .... first assistant production secretary
 

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Also Known As:
"Il gioko" - Italy (original title)
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BORING TV film from great Lamberto Bava, 2 March 2005
Author: Mathis_Vogel from Birmingham, UK

Well, it's not a big surprise for me that I'm actually the first to review this film cause there's nothing special about it. It's along with few other movies(SODOMA'S GHOSTS, NIGHT AT THE CEMETERY), a rare example of eurohorror that's really boring & worthless. It tells us a story of young teacher who tries to find out something about "the Game" that her pupils are playing. The cliché-ridden script was co-written by overly prolific Dardano Saccetti(Demoni, Zombi2 and half a billion of other Italian horror flicks) so, do expect plot situations and twists lifted right from THE BEYOND, THE OGRE, and the other films he scripted.Kids are all small and repulsive It's a TV movie, so there's no gore in. I mean it - no gore at all!Just like in Bava's similar gore free pseudo horror shlock NIGHT AT THE CEMETERY. At a positive side, I'd point out the atmospheric opening sequence and nice music by always reliable Simon Boswell(Deliria, and many other Lamberto Bava flicks) So I conclude: buy or watch it only if you're a Bava completist, otherwise you may die of boredom.

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