Dear Diary ( Caro Diario )
Nanni Moretti's hilarious and intimate film diary, which follows his personal experiences over 18 months, was received rapturously at Cannes where it won the Best Director Award.
Year: 1994
Genre: Foreign Language Films, Italian Cinema, Film Festivals 1995
Country: Italy
Director: Nanni Moretti
Starring: Nanni Moretti, Renato Carpentieri, Jennifer Beals
Duration: 101 Minutes
Rating: M - Contains violence.
Subtitles: Yes
6.5/10
Location in store: Foreign (Italy)
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