

Là-bas: A Criminal Education
Là-Bas: Educazione Criminale
Synopsis
Castel Volturno, about thirty kilometers from Naples. It is September 18, 2008. A group of Camorra members burst into a tailor's shop run by African immigrants. They fire a hundred bullets indiscriminately, killing six young black men and seriously wounding another. Yussouf, a young immigrant, decided that same evening to settle the score with his uncle Moses. The man who convinced him to come to Italy. He had promised him a future as an honest craftsman but instead turned him into the cynical manager of a million-dollar cocaine ring. Entangled in their story are another African boy, Germain, who happened to be at the scene of the massacre; his girlfriend Asetù, who sings a Miriam Makeba song in public that same evening; and Suad, a prostitute whom Yussouf dreams of rescuing from her pimps.
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Production Budget
Undisclosed
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
$35K
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Guido Lombardi
- Screenplay & Story
- Guido Lombardi
- Original Score
- Giordano Corapi
- Original Title
- Là-Bas: Educazione Criminale
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Spoken Languages
- Italian, French, English
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
- Worldwide Gross
- $35K
- Production Studios
- Eskimo, Minerva Pictures, Regione Campania, RAI Cinema, FiglidelBronx
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Guido Lombardi
Guido Lombardi
Giordano Corapi
Francesca Amitrano
Giuseppe Leonetti, Annalisa Forgione
Gaetano Di Vaio, Dario Formisano, Gennaro Fasolino, Pietro Pizzimento
Department Leadership Roster
Gaetano Di Vaio
Producer
Dario Formisano
Producer
Guido Lombardi
Screenplay
Giuseppe Leonetti
Editor
Annalisa Forgione
Editor
Francesca Amitrano
Director of Photography
Guido Lombardi
Director
Pietro Pizzimento
Producer
Giordano Corapi
Original Music Composer
Guido Lombardi
Writer
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Là-bas: A Criminal Education
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Là-bas: A Criminal Education about?
Castel Volturno, about thirty kilometers from Naples. It is September 18, 2008. A group of Camorra members burst into a tailor's shop run by African immigrants. They fire a hundred bullets indiscriminately, killing six young black men and seriously wounding another. Yussouf, a young immigrant, decided that same evening to settle the score with his uncle Moses. The man who convinced him to come to Italy. He had promised him a future as an honest craftsman but instead turned him into the cynical manager of a million-dollar cocaine ring. Entangled in their story are another African boy, Germain, who happened to be at the scene of the massacre; his girlfriend Asetù, who sings a Miriam Makeba song in public that same evening; and Suad, a prostitute whom Yussouf dreams of rescuing from her pimps.
Who directed Là-bas: A Criminal Education?
Là-bas: A Criminal Education was directed by Guido Lombardi.
Who stars in Là-bas: A Criminal Education?
The principal cast of Là-bas: A Criminal Education includes Kader Alassane, Esther Elisha, Moussa Mone, Billi Serigne Faye, Alassane Doulougou.
When was Là-bas: A Criminal Education released and how long is it?
Là-bas: A Criminal Education was released in 2011 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.
How much did Là-bas: A Criminal Education make at the box office?
Là-bas: A Criminal Education grossed $35K in worldwide ticket sales.
Who composed the musical score for Là-bas: A Criminal Education?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Là-bas: A Criminal Education was composed by Giordano Corapi.
