Credited cast: | |||
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Checco Zalone | ... | Checco |
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Souleymane Sylla | ... | Oumar |
Manda Touré | ... | Idjaba | |
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Nassor Said Birya | ... | Doudou |
Alexis Michalik | ... | Alexandre Lemaitre | |
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Arianna Scommegna | ... | Nunzia |
Antonella Attili | ... | Signora Lella | |
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Giovanni D'Addario | ... | Gramegna |
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Nicola Nocella | ... | Avv. Russo |
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Diletta Acquaviva | ... | Barbara |
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Maurizio Bousso | ... | Ragazzo Agadez |
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Sara Putignano | ... | Nicla |
Barbara Bouchet | ... | Signora Inge | |
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Nicola Di Bari | ... | Zio Nicola |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Alessandro Bressanello | ... | Ospite triestino |
After going bankrupt, Checco (Checco Zalone), an Apulian entrepreneur, leaves to Africa in order to escape creditors. He finds a job in a tourist resort where he meets Idjaba (Manda Touré) and Oumar (Souleymane Silla), a waiter with a passion for old Italian neorealism films. When terrorists attack the area, Checco has no choice but to migrate with his friends. Written by gio-13179
Another film with the comedian Checco Zalone as the protagonist. The film is different from the various advertising clips around for some time. Is a non-racist film, in the end Checco makes it clear that we are all the same and there are no color distinctions; we are all human. To be a record-breaking box office film, I expected more.