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Title: Il ritorno del figlio prodigo (2003)
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Martina Gionfriddo | ... | Carmela Graziadei |
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Andrea Balducci | ... | Fischio |
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Gabriella Taddei | ... | Giralda Adorno |
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Vittorio Vigneri | ... | Spine |
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Aldo Fruttuosi | ... | Ventura 'Faccia Cattiva' |
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utopia | class struggle | title directed by female | brechtian | cult director |Certificate:
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ItalianRelease Date:
23 April 2003 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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$5,142Company Credits
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Straub-Huillet, Teatro Comunale Francesco di Bartolo, Fondazione Pontedera Teatro See more »
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In old age Jean-Marie Straub and Danielle Huillet, the greatest husband & wife filmmaking team of all time, made a series of extremely minimalist shorts in which found performers read their roles, often directly from a hand-written script in a secluded wood in luscious color. This entry into that series is a moving portrait of betrayal and intolerance in a southern Italian village. Not surprisingly for a S&H film private property , and its competing subjects, lead to alienation between humans.