Joan Lui - Ma un giorno nel paese arrivo io di lunedì

1985
2h 43m

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Joan Lui - Ma un giorno nel paese arrivo io di lunedì (1985)

Joan Lui, a preacher who came from nowhere and without a past, arrives to Italy.Joan Lui, a preacher who came from nowhere and without a past, arrives to Italy.Joan Lui, a preacher who came from nowhere and without a past, arrives to Italy.

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4.7/10

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- 1 nomination

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Adriano Celentano

Joan Lui

Claudia Mori

Tina Foster

Federica Moro

Emanuela Carloni

Edwin Marian

Capitano Arthur

Gian

Winston
(as Gianfabio Bosco)

Mirko Setaro

Tassista

Hal Yamanouchi

Yarac
(as Haruhiko Yamanouchi)

Piero Nuti

Franki

André De La Roche

Rita Rusic

Cantante nel tempio

Marthe Keller

Judy Johnson

Sherri Anderson

Federico Boido

Medico
(as Rico Boido)

Aurora Cancian

Judy Johnson
(voice)

Gino Cogliandro

Barista

Gianni Dall'Aglio

Batterista

Filippo De Gara

Probo Galluzzi

Director
- Adriano Celentano
Writer
- Adriano Celentano
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Trivia
Final film of Claudia Mori.

Alternate versions
After being premiered in a long version running 163 minutes, the film bombed spectacularly at the box office and was quickly re-cut by the producers and re-released in a shorter 125 minutes version against the wishes of director/star Adriano Celentano, who sued and asked that the film be withdrawn from theaters. All TV versions feature the shorter cut.

Soundtracks
L'Uomo Perfetto
Performed by Adriano Celentano

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10/10

De gustibus non disputandum est

Every movie is a self-celebration of the director and of the actors... but we could enjoying while seeing it!

This movie is interesting for both plan and soundtrack. The plan of the movie is perhaps awkward, but original and involving. Some scenes are a bit apocalyptic, and in my opinion this is a precursory movie. The cast is plenty of very good (even if not so well-known) actors.

Like the other all-Celentano movie (Yuppy Du), Joan Lui is full of crudely realistic scenes, not intended for an audience of young people, but the concepts of the movie are enough to stimulate the spectators to think.