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Release Date:
September 22, 1994
Original Title:
La bella vita
Alternate Titles:
Dimenticare Piombino
Il fumo di Piombino
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Life International
Time International Film
Production Countries:
Italy
Ratings / Certifications:
IT: T
Runtime: 97
A recently laid off steel mill worker in a little seaside town starts losing his wife to a local TV anchor.
Accountant:
Maurizio Saraceni
Administration:
Leonardo Curreri
Assistant Costume Designer:
Monia Carraretto
Antonella Supino
Assistant Editor:
Maria Gianandrea
Boom Operator:
Antonio Barba
Camera Operator:
Bruno Di Virgilio
Colorist:
Giancarlo Barbieri
Costume Design:
Maria Giovanna Caselli
Director:
Paolo Virzì
Director of Photography:
Paolo Carnera
Editor:
Sergio Montanari
Electrician:
Massimiliano Sticchi
Stefano Alessi
Ettore Abate
Executive Producer:
Paolo Vandini
First Assistant Camera:
Federico Martucci
First Assistant Director:
Gianluca Greco
First Assistant Editor:
Walter Diotallevi
Grip:
Sandro Fabbriani
Roberto Brunetti
Claudio Fabbriani
Hairdresser:
Mauro D'Ambrogio
Makeup Artist:
Giulio Natalucci
Original Music Composer:
Claudio Cimpanelli
Producer:
Roberto Cimpanelli
Production Consultant:
Enrico De Bonis
Francesca Solinas
Production Design:
Attilio Caselli
Production Manager:
Francesco Fantacci
Cesare Jacolucci
Production Secretary:
Claudio Lo Cascio
Property Master:
Enrico Frullani
Gianluca Orlandini
Ascanio Fedrigo
Script Supervisor:
Flavia Toso
Second Assistant Camera:
Alessandro Mencarelli
Second Assistant Director:
Alessandra Fornari
Sound:
Bruno Pupparo
Sound Editor:
Alessandra Perpignani
Sound Mixer:
Alberto Doni
Steadicam Operator:
Adriano Cardinale
Writer:
Paolo Virzì
Francesco Bruni
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