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Tommaso is the youngest member of the extensive and eccentric Cantone family, which owns a pasta factory in Puglia. His mother Stefania is a charming woman but suffocated by bourgeois conventions. Their father Vincenzo has exorbitant expectations of his children. Her sister Elena is a frustrated housewife. His brother Antonio works with his father in the pasta factory, and finally there is his rebellious grandmother, trapped in the memory of an impossible love. Tommaso, who aspires to be a writer, returns home for an important family dinner in which his father will hand over the management of the factory to his brother and him. Determined to assert his personal choices, Tommaso plans to announce at the dinner that he is gay. But that night, when he is about to speak, he is preceded by his brother who, to everyone's surprise, also has a secret to reveal.
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Mine Vaganti
- Actors
- Riccardo Scamarcio
Lunetta Savino
- Director
- Ferzan Ozpetek
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- 2
- Subtitle
- Castilian
Catalan
- No. Discs
- 1
- Duration:
- 117
- Moral Rating
- Suitable for all ages
- Study
- FromAPlaneta
- Original language
- castillian
Italian
Catalan
Tommaso is the youngest member of the extensive and eccentric Cantone family, which owns a pasta factory in Puglia. His mother Stefania is a charming woman but suffocated by bourgeois conventions. Their father Vincenzo has exorbitant expectations of his children. Her sister Elena is a frustrated housewife. His brother Antonio works with his father in the pasta factory, and finally there is his rebellious grandmother, trapped in the memory of an impossible love. Tommaso, who aspires to be a writer, returns home for an important family dinner in which his father will hand over the management of the factory to his brother and him. Determined to assert his personal choices, Tommaso plans to announce at the dinner that he is gay. But that night, when he is about to speak, he is preceded by his brother who, to everyone's surprise, also has a secret to reveal.