Squillo (1996) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 25, 1996

Original Title:
Squillo

Alternate Titles:
Call Girl

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
Clemi Cinematografica

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

Maria, a provincial Polish girl, travels to Milan to pay her older sister Eva a surprise visit. The sisters haven't seen each other in seven years and Eva has changed a lot. She lives in a luxurious apartment and dresses in designer clothes. Although she pretends to be an interpreter, Eva is actually a call-girl and, one night, fails to return from an appointment. Maria enquires at the hotel where Eva last worked. Eva's body is soon found. The investigation is conducted by Inspector Messina, a trendy cop. Maria and Messina become an inseparable investigating team. Maria poses as a call-girl in order to reveal her sister's killer and they use mobile phones to keep in touch.

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Administration:
Diana Di Michele

Assistant Camera:
Franco Mele
Simone De Rosa

Assistant Costume Designer:
Patrizia Baiocchi

Assistant Editor:
Maria Gianandrea
Roberto Gianandrea

Assistant Production Design:
Miriam Fischer

Boom Operator:
Brigitta Pasquadibisceglia

Camera Operator:
Roberto Calvi

Color Timer:
Gianni Cerniglia

Conductor:
Natale Massara
Gianluca Podio

Continuity:
Martina Monicelli

Costume Designer:
Nicoletta Ercole

Director:
Carlo Vanzina

Director of Photography:
Luigi Kuveiller

Editor:
Sergio Montanari

First Assistant Director:
Ulla Bomser

Foley Artist:
Massimo Anzellotti

Gaffer:
Domenico Cavaliere
Piero Duccio Mascherpa

Hairstylist:
Vincenzo Cavicchi
Emilio Romano

Key Grip:
Mario Tessarin

Makeup Artist:
Elena Barosi

Original Music Composer:
Pino Donaggio

Producer:
Giovanni Di Clemente

Production Design:
Tonino Zera

Production Manager:
Franco Mancarella

Production Secretary:
Paolo La Torraca
Marco Sanguinetti

Props:
Giuseppe Mancarella

Publicist:
Paola Mongini

Screenplay:
Carlo Vanzina
Franco Ferrini
Enrico Vanzina

Seamstress:
Immacolata Costanza
Carla Rita Pons

Second Assistant Director:
Patrizia Schiatti
Nicola De Orsola

Set Decoration:
Gianni Ravagnani

Sound:
Domenico Pasqua Di Bisceglie

Sound Engineer:
Marco Streccioni

Sound Mixer:
Danilo Moroni
Marco Streccioni

Sound Recordist:
Marco Streccioni

Steadicam Operator:
Vachi Mallaby
Giovanni Gebbia

Still Photographer:
Emilio Lari

Story:
Franco Ferrini
Enrico Vanzina
Carlo Vanzina

Stunts:
Federica Della Martira
Umberto De Luca

Unit Manager:
Cinzia Leoni

Weapons Master:
Marco Stefanelli

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