A number of sketches based on the songs from the Uccelli d'Italia album
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Giancarlo Bigazzi | ... |
The Writer
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Alfredo Cerruti | ... |
Papele's Mother / The Surgeon / The Disguised Inspector / Judas Iscariot
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Daniele Pace | ... |
The General on rocking horse / Papele / Dottor Palmito / The terrorist Bishop / Jesus
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Totò Savio | ... |
Prete
(as Gaetano Savio)
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| Cinzia de Ponti | ... |
Monsignor's Lover - The first slapping Actress
(as Cinzia Fiordeponti)
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| Annie Belle | ... |
The second slapping Actress
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| Marisa Laurito | ... |
Massaia
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Anny Papa | ... |
Moglie dello scrittore
(as Anna Papa)
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| Sabrina Siani | ... |
The stripping Lady
(as Sabrina Seggiani)
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Stefano Abbati | ... |
The 'Visitor'
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Nuccia Fumo | ... |
The terrorist bishop's Mother
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| Giancarlo Magalli | ... |
Radiocronista Capocchia
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Oscar Avogadro | ... |
Ingegnere Olivoni - The Seller of fake cassettes
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Tiziana Foschi | ... |
Hostage
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Guendalina Giovannucci | ... |
Nurse
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Gilla Novak | ... |
Olivoni's Fiancée
(as Jolanta Cyganek)
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Annamaria Orgiera | ... |
The writer's Daughter
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Gianfranco Principi | ... |
The stripping lady's Husband
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Max Turilli | ... |
The writer's Son
(as Marcello Turilli)
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Erminio Bianchi Fasani | ... |
Poliziotto (uncredited)
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| Lina Franchi | ... |
Donna al mercato (uncredited)
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Isaac George | ... |
Male Nurse in ambulance (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Ciro Ippolito | ||
Produced by
| Ciro Ippolito | ... | producer |
Music by
| Totò Savio | ||
Costume Design by
| Valeria Valenza | ||
Production Management
| Mario Olivieri | ... | unit production manager |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Paolo Leurini | ... | electrician |
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The movie consists of a number of short sketches based on the Uccelli d'Italia album by the Italian demential group Squallor. Among others, we see a strange encounter between Judas and Jesus, a Brazilian surgeon who dances the samba on the work floor... Written by Alessio Quirino |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The title of the movie is a parody of the name of the Italian national anthem, "Fratelli d'Italia" (Brothers of Italy). It literally means "Birds of Italy," but "bird" in Italian is also slang for "penis." See more » |