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4.2 / 10(102 votes)IMDb20061h 34mItaly

Commediasexi

Synopsis

Congressman Bonfili, a family man and promoter in the Italian Parliament of a family law, has a clandestine affair with a feisty starlet wannabe actress. In his murky scheming, he also involves his blameless private driver.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Alessandro D'Alatri
Screenplay & Story
Gennaro Nunziante, Alessandro D'Alatri
Original Score
Riccardo Eberspacher
Original Title
Commediasexi
Country of Origin
Italy
Spoken Languages
Italian
Runtime
1h 34m
Production Studios
Cattleya

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Alessandro D'Alatri

Screenplay & Story

Gennaro Nunziante, Alessandro D'Alatri

Original Score & Music

Riccardo Eberspacher

Department Leadership Roster

Alessandro D'Alatri

Alessandro D'Alatri

Director

Gennaro Nunziante

Gennaro Nunziante

Writer

Alessandro D'Alatri

Alessandro D'Alatri

Writer

Riccardo Eberspacher

Original Music Composer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Commediasexi.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Commediasexi

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Commediasexi about?

Congressman Bonfili, a family man and promoter in the Italian Parliament of a family law, has a clandestine affair with a feisty starlet wannabe actress. In his murky scheming, he also involves his blameless private driver.

Who directed Commediasexi?

Commediasexi was directed by Alessandro D'Alatri.

Who stars in Commediasexi?

The principal cast of Commediasexi includes Paolo Bonolis, Sergio Rubini, Margherita Buy, Stefania Rocca, Elena Santarelli.

When was Commediasexi released and how long is it?

Commediasexi was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 1h 34m.

Who composed the musical score for Commediasexi?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Commediasexi was composed by Riccardo Eberspacher.