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Righetto (2019)

Genre : Drama, History

Runtime : 0M

Director : Mattia Sbragia

Synopsis

Actors

Valerio Felici
Valerio Felici
Righetto
Francesco Tiburzi
Francesco Tiburzi
Peppe
Davide De Martin Pinter
Davide De Martin Pinter
Marietto Er Trippa
Riccardo Bortoluzzi
Riccardo Bortoluzzi
Felicetto
Ruben Aprea
Ruben Aprea
Giggi
Alissa Ioia Sbragia
Alissa Ioia Sbragia
Beatrice
Simone Guarany
Simone Guarany
Leutenant Pizzoni
Leonardo Sbragia
Leonardo Sbragia
Dottor Feliciani

Crews

Mattia Sbragia
Mattia Sbragia
Director
Mattia Sbragia
Mattia Sbragia
Writer
Mario Cavazzuti
Mario Cavazzuti
Executive Producer
Irina Kolesnikova
Irina Kolesnikova
Co-Producer
Orlando Pedregosa
Orlando Pedregosa
Co-Producer
Marco Perotti
Marco Perotti
Executive Producer
Alinda Sbragia
Alinda Sbragia
Producer
Den Tolmor
Den Tolmor
Associate Producer
Ornella Morsilli
Ornella Morsilli
Casting
Ginevra Polverelli
Ginevra Polverelli
Costume Design
Alma Casal
Alma Casal
Key Makeup Artist
Nino Formica
Nino Formica
Production Design
Vladimir Kolesnikov
Vladimir Kolesnikov
Visual Effects Supervisor
Lluís Rivera
Lluís Rivera
Stunt Coordinator
Antonio Giudice
Antonio Giudice
Director of Photography
Pierfranco Luscrì
Pierfranco Luscrì
Production Design
Dante Mortèt
Dante Mortèt
Novel
Antonio Giudice
Antonio Giudice
Editor
Mattia Sbragia
Mattia Sbragia
Editor

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