Tu la conosci Claudia? (2004)

Director:

Massimo Venier

Writers:

Aldo (screenplay)
Valerio Bariletti (screenplay)

Release Date:

15 December 2004 (Italy)

Genre:

Comedy | Mystery | Romance

Plot Keywords:

Local Blockbuster

Cast

Aldo	...	Aldo Baglio
Giovanni	...	Giovanni Storti
Giacomo	...	Giacomo Poretti
Paola Cortellesi	...	Claudia Storti
Sandra Ceccarelli	...	Silvia, l'ex-moglie di Giacomo
Ottavia Piccolo	...	L'analista
Rossy de Palma	...	Claudia (Aldo's Lover)
Marco Messeri	...	Vanni Maceria, il meccanico
Daniela Cristofori	...	Amica di Claudia
Silvana Fallisi	...	Luciana
Max Pisu	...	Cliente del Taxi
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Aldina Teresa Bossi		(as Teresina Aldina Bossi)
Saturno Brioschi	...	Vigile urbano
Paolo Dell'Orto
Ruffin Doh Zeneyoun	...	Tarib
Carla Monti
Nicola Savino	...	Loveline deejay (voice)

Runtime:

104 min

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud)

Filming Locations:

Livorno, Tuscany, Italy

Company:

A.Gi.Di.

Quotes:

Navicomp Voice: Turn right in 500m.
Navicomp Voice: Turn
[Aldo slaps the speaker - navicomp voice becomes distorted]
Navicomp Voice: right
[Aldo slaps it again]
Navicomp Voice: in 400m.
[voice goes off]
Aldo: Shut up, bitch!
Aldo: [the taxi is shaking] What the hell is going on? What's happening?
[the taxi drags to a stop]

Soundtrack:

Boléro

very good!

I saw first three films with Aldo Giovanni & Giacomo, three actors I loved very much in their TV gags. In their films, by my opinion, they didn't succeed in making good plots (that is basic for a good film). After having missed their LA LEGGENDA DI AL, JOHN & JACK, I've come back to Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo's movies and I'm very satisfied. TU LA CONOSCI CLAUDIA is perhaps their first real film, with a real story and many humorous scenes (some of them really amusing). I appreciate their effort in order make a film that wasn't only a sum of gags, but had an interesting plot. Perhaps the choice of leaving direction to Massimo Venier has been important in order to give more substance to plot and also for acting better. I think the film makes people's soul happy and I've come out from the cinema with a smile on my face.