Starting today, the trailer and poster for “…che Dio perdona a tutti” are available, the new film by Pif, in theaters from April 2
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Starting today, the trailer and poster for …che Dio perdona a tutti, the new film by Pif, are now available.
Starring Pif, Giusy Buscemi, Francesco Scianna, Carlos Hipólito, Maurizio Marchetti, and with the friendly participation of Domenico Centamore.
…che Dio perdona a tutti is a production by Our Films and PiperFilm in association with Kavac Film, in collaboration with Netflix.
It is produced by Mario Gianani, Lorenzo Mieli and Valentina Avenia for Our Films, a company of the Mediawan group, and by Massimiliano Orfei, Luisa Borella and Davide Novelli for PiperFilm.
The film was made and distributed with the support of the Fund for the Development of Investments in Cinema and Audiovisual Works of the Italian Ministry of Culture – Directorate General for Cinema and Audiovisual.
The film will be released in theaters on April 2, distributed by PiperFilm. International sales will be handled by PiperPlay.
…che Dio perdona a tutti is based on the novel of the same name by Pif, published by Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore. The story and screenplay are by Michele Astori and Pierfrancesco Diliberto. Cinematography is by Guido Michelotti, editing by Giogiò Franchini, original music by Santi Pulvirenti, production design by Marcello Di Carlo, costumes by Cristiana Ricceri, and casting by Maurilio Mangano.
Sicily, today. Arturo is a nearly infallible real estate agent at work, far less successful in his romantic life. He lives alone, somewhat disillusioned, and nurtures one unwavering passion: desserts. His life lights up when he meets what is undoubtedly his soulmate. Flora is perfect: beautiful, funny, kind, brilliant… and she’s a pastry chef. An immediate and overwhelming love blossoms between them.
What stands in their way, however, is an invisible yet powerful presence: God. Flora is a devout Catholic, while Arturo stopped believing as a child. Determined not to lose the woman of his life, he pretends to be a believer and embarks on a romantic and spiritual journey that will force him to confront faith and truth.
This time, though, he is not alone: accompanying him is a truly unexpected accomplice — the Pope.
