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Gomorroide

2017, Italian. Directed by Francesco De Fraia & Raffaele Ferrante & Mimmo Manfredi.

The Camorra is on its knees and the credit goes to Gomorroide, an unexpectedly successful television series that mocks the ruthless criminal organization. Thanks to the TV series, people are less afraid of bosses and the underworld and have found the courage to rebel against abuses. The three main actors are real stars but one day the television station receives an envelope with three bullets addressed to them. However, no one takes the intimidation seriously, at least until a series of events and misunderstandings force the trio to enter a protection program that will toss them up and down Italy. Unjustly accused, the Camorra will not stand by and watch.

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Runtime
1h 37m
Post-credits
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Language
Italian
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Released
9 March 2017
Country
Italy
Written by
Francesco De Fraia, Mimmo Manfredi, Raffaele Ferrante
Box office
$466K

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Our verdict is Snoozefest: Your time is worth more. It scores 5.6/10 from 46 TMDB viewer ratings.

How long is Gomorroide?

Gomorroide runs 97 minutes (1h 37m).

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What movies are like Gomorroide?

If you liked Gomorroide, try Louis C.K.: Oh My God, George Carlin: It's Bad for Ya!, Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones.

Who directed Gomorroide?

Gomorroide (2017) was directed by Francesco De Fraia and Raffaele Ferrante and Mimmo Manfredi and stars Francesco De Fraia, Raffaele Ferrante, Mimmo Manfredi.

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