Happy Family (2010)Academy award-winning veteran director Gabriele Salvatores (Mediterraneo) delivers a colourful tongue-in-cheek... See full synopsis » Director:Gabriele Salvatores |
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Title: Happy Family (2010)
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Anna
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Ezio
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Filippo
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Marta
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Diego Abatantuono | ... |
Papà di Marta
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Carla Signoris | ... |
Mamma di Marta
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Man Lo | ... |
Massaggiatrice
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Mamma di Ezio
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Academy award-winning veteran director Gabriele Salvatores (Mediterraneo) delivers a colourful tongue-in-cheek... See full synopsis »
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alzheimer's disease | piano player | talking to the camera | dementia | looking at the camera |Genres:
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Country:
ItalyLanguage:
ItalianRelease Date:
26 March 2010 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
Estranhos Normais See more »Filming Locations:
Milan, Lombardia, ItalyCompany Credits
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Pure pleasure! A playful collage of ingredients, taking the viewer on a journey to places both familiar and unfamiliar but always delightful. The filmmaker talks to us about his story, gives up on it at a point, talks to his characters, even gives us two (count them) different endings....with existential musings from Groucho Marx and songs by Simon and Garfunkle along the way. The performers are all excellent, the humor is wonderfully performed with superb timing, and the citations from favorite films are more than homage...they are as delightful in themselves as the originals they honor. The black and white tribute to Manhattan during a piano solo is in itself a work of art! A surprise that will leave you both smiling and thinking and looking for new wonders around you!