Every Blessed Day
Oct 10 2012
•2h 42m
•Comedy, Romance, Drama
Guido and Antonia are a young couple with opposed characters and backgrounds. He works a night job as a doorman, while she works all day in a car rental service. This is the story of what happens when they decide to have a child.
Cast
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Luca Marinelli
Guido Caselli
Thony
Antonia Cusumano
Micol Azzurro
Patrizia Caiozzi
Claudio Pallitto
Marcello Caiozzi
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