Cari Fottutissimi Amici (1994)

Synopsis of Cari Fottutissimi Amici

This Italian comedy, set in WW II, follows the road trip of a troupe of traveling boxers upon the roads of Tuscany. The story begins in August 1944 after Italy has been freed by the Allies. Dieci is a boxer living in Florence. He got his name (which means "Ten") because of his proclivity for being easily knocked out. Conditions in Florence are hard; Dieci decides to put together a travelling troupe to help make some money, and find food. Unfortunately no one in his troupe is a boxer. Followed by a lost dog, the group sets off in a broken down, brakeless bus. They are joined by an African-American army deserter and a Shaved Head woman who lost her hair after being caught consorting with a German. They are finally joined by Wilma who seeks revenge upon the partisan who did her wrong. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Director(s):

Mario Monicelli

Writer(s):

Mario Monicelli, Piero De Bernardi, Leo Benvenuti

Producer(s):

Vittorio Cecchi Gori, Mario Cecchi Gori

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

R

• 1994 - Berlin International Film Festival - Special Mention

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