Tifosi
- Comedy
Four different stories about italian football team’s supporter.
Tifosi is a 1999 Italian comedy film that weaves together four separate stories centered around passionate supporters of an Italian football team. This ensemble film captures the humor and intensity of football fandom through interconnected narratives.
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Christian De SicaCesare Proietti
Massimo BoldiSilvio Galliani
Diego AbatantuonoVito 'Zebrone' La Monica
Enzo IacchettiCarlo Colombo
Maurizio MattioliNando- Nino D'AngeloGennaro Scognamiglio
Diego MaradonaDiego Armando Maradona
Angelo BernabucciFabio
Peppe QuintaleFerdinando
Alessandra BelliniMarta Proietti
Giulio BrunettiFabrizio Colombo
Patrizia LoretiMaria Luigia 'Topa Gigia'- Giorgio RomaPoldo Culatello
Victor PolettiCallisto Culatello- Alessandro BettocchiPierpaolo Culatello
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Tifosi — frequently asked
When was Tifosi released?
Tifosi premiered on October 1, 1999.
What is Tifosi about?
The film follows four different stories about Italian football team supporters, exploring their passion and dedication to the sport through comedic situations.
What genre is Tifosi?
Tifosi is a comedy film that uses football fandom as its central theme.
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