03/07/2018 - The new comedy by the director of Beata ignoranza catapults Alessandro Gassmann, Marco Giallini and Edoardo Leo back in time into the criminal underworld of Rome in the 1980s

The cast of Non ci resta che il crimine

Filming has been underway on Massimiliano Bruno’s Non ci resta che il crimine [+see also:
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With a screenplay written by Massimiliano Bruno and Andrea Bassi, along with the duo behind They call me Jeeg [+see also:
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Filming on Non ci resta che il crimine is due totake place entirely in Rome for seven weeks. Produced by Fulvio and Federica Lucisano for Italian International Film with Rai Cinema, the film will be released in cinemas in January 2019 with 01 Distribution.

(Translated from Italian)