Sorry for the Delay
Mar 10 1983
•2h 52m
•Comedy
Vincenzo, a 30 years old apathetic and lazy man who still lives with his mother, has no job and no desire to improve. He meets Anna and fell in love with her but to keep the relationship alive he has to learn to accept more responsibility.
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Massimo Troisi
Vincenzo
Giuliana De Sio
Anna
Lello Arena
Tonino
Lina Polito
Patrizia, sorella di Vincenzo
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