My Dearest Son (1985) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 20, 1985

Original Title:
Figlio mio, infinitamente caro...

Alternate Titles:
Absturz in die Hölle
Figlio mio infinitamente caro

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Ager Cinematografica
Istituto Luce Cinecittà

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 113

A respectable lawyer finds out his son is a heroin addict. Heartbroken, he'll do anything to help his only child, even if it means sharing his hell.

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Assistant Camera:
Renato Palmieri

Assistant Director:
Franco Di Dio
Enzo Cicchino

Assistant Editor:
Alessandra Perpignani

Assistant Production Design:
Elisabetta Ballanti

Camera Operator:
Antonio Annunziata

Coordinating Producer:
Mafalda Inguscio

Costume Design:
Lina Nerli Taviani

Director:
Valentino Orsini

Director of Photography:
Luigi Kuveiller

Editor:
Roberto Perpignani

First Assistant Editor:
Loredana Cruciani

Gaffer:
Sergio Coletta

Hairstylist:
Luciana Maria Costanzi

Key Grip:
Umberto Torriero

Line Producer:
Grazia Volpi

Makeup Artist:
Cesare Paciotti

Original Music Composer:
Guido De Angelis
Maurizio De Angelis

Producer:
Giuliani G. De Negri

Production Accountant:
Danilo Martelli

Production Assistant:
Marco Vernizzi

Production Design:
Gianni Sbarra

Production Secretary:
Egle Friggeri
Alfredo Grassini

Screenplay:
Valentino Orsini
Vincenzo Cerami
Giuliani G. De Negri

Script Supervisor:
Jacqueline Perrier

Seamstress:
Maura Zuccherofino

Sound:
Gianni Sardo

Sound Mixer:
Fausto Ancillai

Still Photographer:
Umberto Montiroli

Story:
Valentino Orsini
Furio Scarpelli

Unit Production Manager:
Barbara Galassi Beria

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