A thief and a priest end up magically transported in the year 0's Palestine, where they'll have to make sure that the Nativity will follow its course.
Credited cast: | |||
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Ficarra | ... | Salvo |
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Picone | ... | Valentino |
Massimo Popolizio | ... | Erode | |
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Roberta Mattei | ... | Rebecca |
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Giacomo Mattia | ... | Isacco |
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Azelarab El Kaughat | ||
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Giovanni Calcagno | ||
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Mauro Spitaleri | ||
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Massimo Cagnina | ||
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Giovanna Marchetti | ... | Sara |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Adil Abatourab | ... | cugino Giuseppe (as Adil Abatorab) |
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Yassine Ahajjam | ... | San Giuseppe vero (as Ahajjam Yassin) |
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Grace Ambrose | ... | Giovane sposa |
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Younes Benzakour | ... | Guardia Erode 1 (as Youness Benzakour) |
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Gino Bonanno | ... | Ricettatore |
A thief and a priest end up magically transported in the year 0's Palestine, where they'll have to make sure that the Nativity will follow its course.
The twenty year teaming of the star-directors has overtones of Aldo, Giacomo and Giovani with whom they worked.
The new box office hit transfers them to Palestine at year zero, as Christ is about to be born. The production walks a tight rope between getting laughs from sacrilege gags and not offending devotees - rather winningly. A nice twist has the priest loose his faith at the point where the thief is converted.
Good production and strong support cast with striking features