A Perfect Day
(2008)
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Emma
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Valerio Mastandrea | ... |
Antonio
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Valerio Binasco | ... |
Elio Fioravanti
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Nicole Grimaudo | ... |
Maja
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Federico Costantini | ... |
Aris
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Monica Guerritore | ... |
Mara
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Silvana
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Adriana
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Nicole Murgia | ... |
Valentina
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Gabriele Paolino | ... |
Kevin
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Giulia Salerno | ... |
Camilla
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Ivan Bacchi | ... |
Portaborse
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Rosaria De Cicco | ... |
La vicina di casa
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Bianca Nappi | ... |
Trentina
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Carmine Recano | ... |
Poliziotto
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Storyline
A jealous and violent bodyguard can't accept his ex-wife's abandonment.
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Country:
ItalyLanguage:
ItalianRelease Date:
5 September 2008 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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Rome, Lazio, ItalyCompany Credits
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The film is a disaster - appalling acting, bad editing, inadequate background music, bad cinematography. Irrelevant scenes continuously appear since the very beginning of the film. The actors and actresses in the film fail to show any expression on their faces and let alone deliver any emotions. Those handsome faces accompanying with intolerably appalling acting make the audience wonder whether Italian talents have all been replaced with superficial snobs. It is hard to see how different figures in the film are linked - the existence of the teacher is simply unnecessary. It would be a much more consistent and convincing piece had the director focused on the main storyline. The film is intolerably awful - so much so that it is worse than any TV soap operas. Its nomination for the Venice Film Festival is definitely a joke. Given the quality of F. Ozpetek's work for the past three years, I am certainly not going to see any films from him in the future. What a catastrophe!