Certified Copy
2010 | 106 min | Drama
During a trip to Italy, to promote his book, an English author delves into themes like authenticity, identity, and the nature of human relationships.
Angelo Barbagallo
ActorAngelo Barbagallo is an Italian film producer known for his collaborations with acclaimed directors like Paolo Sorrentino. He has worked on films such as "The Great Beauty" and "Youth," which have gained international recognition. Barbagallo has received various awards for his producing work, including a European Film Award for Best European Co-Producer for "The Great Beauty."
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