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Incantato

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Also known as Il cuore altrove, A Heart Elsewhere, The Heart Is Elsewhere

Incantato (, also known as The Heart Is Elsewhere or The Heart Is Everywhere) is a 2003 Italian drama film directed by Pupi Avati. It was entered into the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.

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6.4

Rome, 1929. The Pope's tailor sends his only son, 35-year-old virgin Nello, to more liberal Bologna hoping he'll find a wife. His head brimming with ideas on romantic love induced by classical poetry, Nello falls for Angela, a beautiful blind woman who indulges him only to win back her fiancé.

Released: 2003-01-24107 minDir: Pupi AvatiDrama, Romance
Stream on: Filmin

Cast

  • Neri Marcorè as Nello Balocchi
  • Vanessa Incontrada as Angela Gardini
  • Sandra Milo as Arabella
  • Giulio Bosetti as Dott. Gardini
  • Nino D'Angelo as Domenico "Nino"
  • Giancarlo Giannini as Cesare Balocchi

Themes

  • blind

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Ratings

IMDb

6.6/10

1,109 votes

Year
2003
Runtime
107 min
Genres
Comedy, Drama, Romance

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Encyclopedic overview

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Incantato (, also known as The Heart Is Elsewhere or The Heart Is Everywhere) is a 2003 Italian drama film directed by Pupi Avati. It was entered into the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.

==Cast== Neri Marcorè as Nello Balocchi Vanessa Incontrada as Angela Giancarlo Giannini as Cesare, Nello's father Nino D'Angelo as Domenico, a hairdresser Sandra Milo as Arabella, owner of a boarding house Giulio Bosetti as Doctor Gardini, Angela's father Edoardo Romano as Professor Gibertoni Anna Longhi as Lina, Nello's mother Chiara Sani as Jole, Domenico's girlfriend Alfiero Toppetti as Renato Rita Carlini as Emanuela, manicurist Bob Messini Pietro Ragusa as Guido Beccalis

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