Working Slowly (Radio Alice) (2004)
"Lavorare con lentezza" (original title)

This documentary-style film takes place in Bologna, Italy. The Radio Alice program began on February 9... See full synopsis »

Director:

Guido Chiesa

Writers:

Guido Chiesa, Wu Ming,

Stars:

Afterhours, Manuel Agnelli, Alessandro Agnello

1 win & 6 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Afterhours	...	Area
Manuel Agnelli	...	Demetrio Stratos
Alessandro Agnello
Lorenzo Ansaloni	...	Fratello di Sgualo
Fabrizio Bava	...	Terrorist
Valerio Binasco	...	Marangon
Jacopo Bonvicini	...	Pigi
Andrea Bruschi	...	Avvocato Rizzi
François Bruzzo	...	Toni
Giorgio Colangeli	...	Padre di Sgualo
Massimo Coppola	...	Umberto
Alison Forest	...	Claudia
Simone Gandolfo
Alberto Gimignani	...	Capitano dei Carabinieri
Agostino Imondi	...	Arrested student

Storyline

This documentary-style film takes place in Bologna, Italy. The Radio Alice program began on February 9... See full synopsis »

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site [it]

Country:

Italy France

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

1 October 2004 (Italy)

Also Known As:

Working Slowly (Radio Alice)

Filming Locations:

Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fandango, Medusa Film, Les Films des Tournelles

Technical Specs

Runtime:

111 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Woodstock (1970)

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Soundtracks

"Kung fu fighting"
by Carl Douglas

User Reviews

Divertente: Amusing.

Italy. The 70's. Along with the birth of a free Radio in Bologna (Radio Alice) and the political developments of the radical Italian left, two young men get in touch with a new consciousness which is spreading among the youth. Getting by daily and refusal of given destiny is their way of life, while tragedies surround them. (During a rally a student is shot to death in front of them (real story), a friend of them is sent to prison for the beating up of a moneylender). Directed with a subtle touch, no rhetoric, no stereotype. There's no judgment, the only aim is just to tell a story. The Italian Seventies are righteously described without taboo. Just watch it and have a two-hours-real-good-time!