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Release Date:
October 4, 2018
Original Title:
Un nemico che ti vuole bene
Alternate Titles:
An Enemy That Means You Well
Un ennemi qui te veut du bien
Genres:
Comedy | Crime
Production Companies:
Falkor Productions
Viva Productions
Production Countries:
Italy | Switzerland
Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 12
Runtime: 97
professor saves the life of an injured hit man who, in return, promises to find and kill an enemy of his. Although the professor says not to have any enemy the killer goes for his mission and turns the professor's square life into chaos.
Associate Producer:
Silvia Armeni
Anita Wasser
Boom Operator:
Christian Zampagni
Casting:
Barbara Giordani
Co-Producer:
Gabriella de Gara
Attilio De Razza
Pier Paolo Piastra
Mauro Preti
Michael Steiger
Costume Design:
Cristina Francioni
Director:
Denis Rabaglia
Director of Photography:
Markus Hürsch
Editor:
Claudio Di Mauro
Line Producer:
Gian Gabriele Foschini
Michela Pini
Carlo Vacca
Makeup Designer:
Stefania Santinelli
Original Music Composer:
Andrea Farri
Original Story:
Krzysztof Zanussi
Producer:
Andrea Preti
Mauro Preti
Claudio Di Mauro
Hans Syz
Production Design:
Fabrizio Nicora
Screenplay:
Heidrun Schleef
Denis Rabaglia
Luca de Benedittis
Diego Abatantuono
David McWater
Set Decoration:
Daniela Manzo
Catharina Strebel
Sound Editor:
Gianluca Carbonelli
Sound Effects Editor:
Paolo Amici
Federico Amodio
David Quadroli
Fabrizio Quadroli
Sound Mixer:
Antongiorgio Sabia
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Francesco Tumminello
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