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You can buy "To My Dear Mother on Her Birthday" on Amazon Video as download or rent it on Amazon Video online. Synopsis Count Fernando, called Didino, a shy and sexually repressed man, lives under the oedipal authority of countess Mafalda, his bloodsucking and over-controlling mother, until their family hires a new young maid that changes his life.
- Luciano Salce
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- Carla Mancini, Vittorio Fanfoni
To My Dear Mother on the Day of her Birthday. The young noble Didino (Paolo Villaggio) is a big baby and an introvert man who has trouble to socialize, because of his possessive mother. At 30 years old, he is still treated as a kid and does not know what to do to overcome his shyness.
At 30 years old, he is still treated as a kid and does not know what to do to overcome his shyness. Accidentally, the old servant of the family dies in an accident at home, so his mother calls a new scullery maid: will she be able to change the situation?
To My Dear Mother on the Day of her Birthday is a heartwarming Italian film released in 1974, directed by Luciano Salce and starring Paolo Villaggio, Lila Kedrova, and Eleonora Giorgi. This film beautifully captures the essence of family dynamics, intergenerational relationships, and the celebration of life.
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- Minerva Pictures Group
- Luciano Salce
An introvert tries to break free from his domineering mother's influence so that he can go forth and meet women. Genre: Comedy. Original Language: Italian. Director: Pilantra. Writer: Pilantra...
- Comedy
- Orchidea De Santis
- Pilantra
Young, wealthy Didino is a big baby, an introverted man who has trouble socializing because of his possessive mother. As a thirty-year-old man, he is still treated like a child, and does not know what to do to overcome his shyness.
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