Il signor Quindicipalle

1998
1h 41m

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Francesco Di Narnali is a world champion billiards Italian and American, with a particular talent for spectacular performances, in particular to be able to pit fifteen balls to the pool with... Read allFrancesco Di Narnali is a world champion billiards Italian and American, with a particular talent for spectacular performances, in particular to be able to pit fifteen balls to the pool with a broom instead of a stick; hence the nickname "Mr. Quindicipalle". One day, Francesco w... Read allFrancesco Di Narnali is a world champion billiards Italian and American, with a particular talent for spectacular performances, in particular to be able to pit fifteen balls to the pool with a broom instead of a stick; hence the nickname "Mr. Quindicipalle". One day, Francesco went to the cemetery by his father and, attempting to steal the flowers to the graves he me... Read all

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Most of the billiard scenes were personally performed by Francesco Nuti, a real-life billiard enthusiast who starred in other two movies about this game: Io, Chiara e lo Scuro (1983) and its sequel Casablanca, Casablanca (1985).

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After the biggest Italian flop, nothing is changed for Nuti

After the movie "Occhio Pinocchio", which will be remebered in the movie history as the most expensive Italian film and for its low incomes as the biggest Italian flop, Francesco Nuti comes back with this movie. This is his third movie where Nuti talks of pool, and the plot has always the same structure: the shy man meets the woman of his life. Feelings like jealousy, are badly expressed, and the feeling to remember when the end comes is only one: boring.