Viva l'Italia

CinematographyAlessandro PesciMusic byGiuliano Taviani
Carmelo Travia100 minutesCountryItalyLanguageItalian

Viva l'Italia (lit. 'Long live Italy') is a 2012 Italian comedy film written and directed by Massimiliano Bruno.Politician Michele Spagnolo loses the ability to lie because of a stroke in the brain and that has dire consequences.

Premise

The film revolves around the Spagnolo family. Michele is the leader of the political party "Viva l'Italia".

Cast

• Raoul Bova as Riccardo Spagnolo
• Ambra Angiolini as Susanna Spagnolo
• Michele Placido as Michele Spagnolo
• Alessandro Gassmann as Valerio Spagnolo
• Rocco Papaleo as Tony
• Edoardo Leo as Marco
• Maurizio Mattioli as Antonio
• Rolando Ravello as Giansanti
• Sarah Felberbaum as Valentina
• Isabelle Adriani as paziente ospedale
• Imma Piro as Giovanna
• Camilla Filippi as Elena
• Nicola Pistoia as Roberto D'Onofrio
• Isa Barzizza as Marisa
• Sergio Fiorentini as Cesare
• Remo Remotti as Annibale
• Massimiliano Vado as Max
• Samantha Fantauzzi as Sonia
• Edoardo Maria Falcone as Stalker
• Barbara Folchitto as Anna
• Massimiliano Bruno as TV presenter
• Patrizia Pellegrino as Talk Show presenter
• Frankie HI-NRG MC as Mc
• Ninni Bruschetta as himself
• Paola Minaccioni as Logopedist
• Edoardo Pesce as Mazzone
• Stefano Fresi as Santini
• Valerio Aprea as Director
• Lucia Ocone as Waitress
• Cristiano Malgioglio as himself
• Alessandro Mannarino as himself

Reception

The film was shot in and around Rome.^[1]

References

External links

• Viva l'Italia at IMDb