Un ragazzo e una ragazza

1984
1 Std. 36 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAnna De Rosa is a Neapolitan girl who goes to Milan to attend university.Calogero Bertolotti is a young Milanese who studies psychology. They meet at a bar and it's love at first sight.Anna De Rosa is a Neapolitan girl who goes to Milan to attend university.Calogero Bertolotti is a young Milanese who studies psychology. They meet at a bar and it's love at first sight.Anna De Rosa is a Neapolitan girl who goes to Milan to attend university.Calogero Bertolotti is a young Milanese who studies psychology. They meet at a bar and it's love at first sight.

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Italian censorship visa # 79544 delivered on 12 January 1984.

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In the short tramway scene in Milan, the driver acting is Ugo Conti (uncredited). The funny thing is that when the vehicle runs away from the camera, you can see the actor Diego Abatantuono waving from the last wagon. In many following movies, Abatantuono became famous, but keeps on hiring his friend Ugo for small roles until today.

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8/10

Very good Italian movie

This is the proof that good Italian movies exist. The story is solid, the cast is a real fortune (Calà would never repeat such act of balance between "reality comedy") and Marina Suma was a real revelation. I recall watching this movie, when it came out; I never have heared of Suma, but her acting in this movie is brilliant.

I like the story about a big Italian town (Milano), about a "man" (Calà) and a "woman" (Suma), depicting the cultural "differences" between North and South Italy and their struggle for being happy.

The soundtrack does the rest. Welcome to Italia.