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Rido Perché Ti Amo (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 6, 2023

Original Title:
Rido Perché Ti Amo

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Martha Production
Medusa Film
MiC
Pegasus
QMI
RAI Cinema
Videa

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 99

Overview from TheMovieDB

When they were in elementary school Leopoldo and Amanda swore eternal love to each other and that's how they got to the threshold of marriage twenty-five years later. He has become a famous pastry chef, she a dance teacher, putting aside her dream of being a ballerina. However, when, a week before the wedding, she receives an urgent request for collaboration from none other than the Paris Opera, instead of supporting her and accompanying her to France Leopoldo cancels the wedding, forcing her to leave alone. Shocked and confused, he soon realizes that he has broken the promise he made as a child and that he has disappointed her and decides to find ways to win her back.

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Production

Additional Editor:
Simone Rosati

Art Department Assistant:
Lorenzo Mugianesi

Assistant Property Master:
Luca Proietti

Assistant Set Decoration:
Giulia Romolini

Boom Operator:
Marco Lazzaro

CG Supervisor:
Jinseok Park

Casting Director:
Roberto Bigherati

Cinematography:
Fabio Zamarion

Compositor:
Paolo Casati
Andrea Ceccarelli
Sebastian Cerisara
Vladimir Jankovic

Costume Assistant:
Laura Raffaeli

Dialogue Editor:
Dario Ramaglia

Digital Imaging Technician:
Marco Pecchinino

Director:
Paolo Ruffini

Director of Photography:
Fabio Zamarion

Editor:
Claudio Di Mauro

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Francesco Carmignani

First Assistant Director:
Simona Bosco Ruggeri
Alessandro Stellari

Focus Puller:
Danilo Grazzani

Foley Artist:
Marco Ciorba

Gaffer:
Luca Martis

Idea:
Francesca Romana Massaro
Nicola Nocella
Paolo Ruffini

Line Producer:
Daniele Magliulo

Makeup Department Head:
Beatrice Farroni

Online Editor:
Alice Micci

Post Producer:
Stella Benda Lodi

Post Production Assistant:
Emanuela Epifano

Post Production Supervisor:
Quentin de Fouchécour

Producer:
Martha Capello
Ilaria Dello Iacono

Production Assistant:
Felice Catozzi
Cristina Ducci
William Ferrero
Ottorino Grimaldi
Lavinia Montefoschi
Manfredi Ronconi
Fabio Tufano

Production Coordinator:
Beatrice Campagna
Luna di Palma

Production Design:
Paolo Sansoni

Production Designer:
Paolo Sansoni

Production Manager:
Michelangelo Stancarone

Recording Supervision:
Riccardo Gruppuso

Screenplay:
Francesca Romana Massaro
Nicola Nocella
Paolo Ruffini

Script Supervisor:
Isabella Guio
Alessandro Martire
Samantha Villa

Second Assistant Camera:
Blu Borgstrom

Second Assistant Director:
Nicolò Tartarelli

Sound Designer:
Andrea Caucci

Sound Effects Editor:
Massimiliano Prezioso

Sound Mixer:
Gianpaolo Catanzaro
Silvestro Suppa

Staff Writer:
Margherita Vita

Still Photographer:
Chiara Calabrò

Story:
Francesca Romana Massaro
Nicola Nocella
Paolo Ruffini

Stunt Coordinator:
Federico Benvenuti
Alessandro Novelli

Third Assistant Director:
Massimo Galimberti

Title Designer:
Daniele Tarantelli

Visual Effects:
Francesco Grisi
Francesco Pepe

Visual Effects Editor:
Fabio Scotellaro

Visual Effects Producer:
Pasquale Vitillo

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Stefano Leoni

Writer:
Nicola Nocella
Francesca Romana Massaro
Paolo Ruffini

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