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The Last Concert

1976, Italian. Directed by Luigi Cozzi.

Love story of a young woman Stella who is dying of leukemia. A man is mistaken for a family member at the hospital and is informed by a doctor the diagnosis of Stella. Stella cheerfully follows the man. He is reluctant at first but after some shaky moments the two develop a relationship. The two fall in love in the short period of time left to experience.

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Runtime
1h 34m
Post-credits
None listed
Language
Italian
Rated
R

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Released
15 July 1976
Original title
Dedicato a una Stella
Country
Italy
Written by
Luigi Cozzi, Sonia Molteni, Daniele Del Giudice
leukemia

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The Last Concert runs 94 minutes (1h 34m).

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The Last Concert is rated R in India. Check the rating guidance before watching with young children.

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Who directed The Last Concert?

The Last Concert (1976) was directed by Luigi Cozzi and stars Richard Johnson, Pamela Villoresi, Maria Antonietta Beluzzi.

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