| Keys To The House, The | |||||
| Lions Gate Films Inc. (2004) | |||||
| Foreign | |||||
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| Pierfrancesco Favino | Alberto |
| Charlotte Rampling | Nicole |
| Michael Weiss | Andreas |
| Kim Rossi Stuart | Gianni |
| Andrea Rossi | Paolo |
| Alla Faerovich | Nadine |
| Manuel Katzy | Taxi driver |
| Ingrid Appenroth | Hospital warden |
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| Thorsten Schwarz | Male nurse |
| Michael Weiss (VIII) | |
| Dimitri Süsin | Boy watching TV |
| Kim Rossi-Stuart | |
| Andrea Rossi Andrea | |
| Eric Neumann | Playground boy |
| Dirk Zippa | Young man on wheelchair |
| Barbara Koster-Chari | Nurse |
| Anita Bardeleben | Doctor |
| Ralf Schlesener | Newspaper seller |
| Director | Gianni Amelio
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| Producer | Pola Pandora
Enzo Porcelli Gianfranco Barbagallo Elda Ferri Bruno Pesery |
| Writer | Gianni Amelio
Sandro Petraglia |
| Cinematography | Luca Bigazzi
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| Musician | Franco Piersanti
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An extraordinary adventure of the heart. Gianni is reunited with Paolo, the 15-year-old son he abandoned at birth. The reunion, arranged by Paolo's doctor, had been set up with the hope that it would benefit the troubled boy. In his attempt to foster a relationship, Gianni finds Paolo full of shocks and wonders, eventually realizing that the keys to one's house are often the keys to one's heart. |
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