Pino Caruso
Total Credits at Criticker: 8 (Actor)
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After many years working abroad, Guido comes back to Milan. His dream is to set up a clock-shop but Italy is much changed while he was abroad. Robbery and bombs are daily events and to go out for a walk in the evening is risky. He succeeds however in setting up his shop only to see it destroyed by gangsters. But he meets a girl who calls herself Mia and he falls for her. Written by Baldinotto da Pistoia (imdb)
This crime comedy from the nutty Italian duo Valentino Picone and Salvatore Ficarra features the two writer-director-stars, respectively, as Paolo and Gaetano, cousins estranged from one another. The boys haven't spoken for almost twenty years, thanks to the enmity that their fathers feel toward one another. But an accident suddenly brings the cousins back together and thrusts them deep into the heart of the mafia... ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
A delivery boy (Pippo Franco) gets a surprise parcel of his own when a dead body appears in his apartment. Wracked by fear, the young messenger seeks the aid of Lino (Sergio Leonardi), an overworked police chief who refuses to spend time tending to the timid young man... (mrskin)
Carlotta, a noblewoman in disgrace, accepts to marry Camillo, a rough service-station attendant, in order to inherit her uncle's fortune. There is a condition: Camillo must spend some time in a Swiss college to learn how to behave properly. (bfi)
A comedy about the Italian National Health System based on a doctor who owns a private clinic and manages it more like a con man than a follower of the Hippocratic oath. (imdb)
Based on the novel by Carlo Fruttero and Franco Lucentini. An inspector investigates the death of a 50-year old architect, found dead in his office with his head smashed in. (bfi)
Comedy in which a hardworking concierge arranges for her husband, who is constantly unemployed, to give services of a sexual nature to her tenants. (bfi)
The narration of popular participation in the great events of human history, for a monumental account of the development of civilization, from its origins to the present.