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Gaetano Bruno
Italy
Age: 53
Born: 26 Jul, 1973
TV Series Starring Gaetano Bruno
DOC - Nelle tue mani
Andrea Fanti loses the memory of his last twelve years of life due to brain trauma and, for the first time, he finds himself no longer the brilliant and authoritative doctor ever but a simple patient. Without memories, man falls into an unknown world where his loved ones have suddenly become strangers and the hospital is the only place where he really feels at home. Inspired by the story of Dr. Pier Dante Piccioni.
La porta rossa
In an industrial building on the outskirts of town, Police Commissioner Cagliostro (Lino Guanciale) takes in the scene before him: a man lies dead on the floor. In his ten-year career he's seen nothing quite like this. For the dead man is him - he is staring at his own murder scene. A vision of the future stops Cagliostro from exiting this world - he must stay to find his killer, because it is the only way to save the life of his wife, Anna (Gabriella Pession).
With the help of Vanessa (Valentina Romani), a seventeen-year-old who discovers she is clairvoyant, Cagliostro embarks on his unusual investigation - can he sort his friends from his enemies before his premonition comes true, and, at the same time, remedy the mistakes he made while alive?
Fargo
A 10-episode limited series inspired by the film, will follow an all-new "true crime" story. The series will follow a new case and new characters, all entrenched in the trademark humor, murder and "Minnesota nice" that has made the film an enduring classic.
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