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Who Works Is Lost (1963) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 5, 1963

Original Title:
Chi lavora è perduto

Alternate Titles:
Chi lavora è perduto (In capo al mondo)

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Franco London Films
Zebra Film

Production Countries:
France | Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 77

Overview from TheMovieDB

Bonifacio is 27 years old and he is roaming about Venice. He is trying to decide whether to accept a job or not. In so doing, he recalls all his past life: his love story with Gabriella, his old friend Claudio, who had always regarded working as a worthwhile thing, the war, the partisans.

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Vittorugo Contino

Camera Operator:
Alvaro Lanzoni

Co-Director:
Franco Arcalli

Co-Writer:
Franco Arcalli

Costume Design:
Danilo Donati

Dialogue:
Giancarlo Fusco

Director:
Tinto Brass

Director of Photography:
Bruno Barcarol

Editor:
Tinto Brass

Original Music Composer:
Piero Piccioni

Producer:
Moris Ergas

Production Design:
Raul Schultz

Screenplay:
Tinto Brass

Script Supervisor:
Carla Cipriani

Second Assistant Director:
Gianfranco Campigotto

Sound Mixer:
Renato Cadueri

Story:
Tinto Brass

Unit Manager:
Piero Sorteni

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