Kamikazen (Ultima notte a Milano)

Kamikazen (Ultima notte a Milano)

5.9IMDb Score
Released:1988-03-04
Genre:Comedy
Duration:92 min
Country:Italy
Director:Gabriele Salvatores
Actors:Paolo Rossi, Gigio Alberti, Claudio Bisio, Flavio Bonacci, Antonio Catania
Production:Reteitalia, Eurovision 5743, Colorado Film

Overview:

A group of comedians are trying to be successful on stage. One night an important television network organises a public variety show to sort out some performers for their programs. Every one of them will try their hardest, but just a few will be chosen.

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