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Who is Carolina Crescentini?

Carolina Crescentini is an actress who trained at several acting schools, including the "Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia". Her breakthrough came in 2007 with Notte prima degli esami - Oggi, followed by Cemento armato, which earned her a Best Actress nomination at the Silver Ribbon Awards. She later starred in Parlami d'amore, receiving her first David di Donatello nomination.

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Netflix’s ‘Real Men’ Second Season Recap and Ending Explained: Where Every Couple Stands

Netflix’s Italian comedy ‘Real Men’ returned on October 7 with eight new episodes, picking up the lives of Mattia, Massimo, Riccardo and Luigi. Maurizio Lastrico, Matteo Martari, Francesco Montanari and Pietro Sermonti play the four friends once again. The new run arrives with a simple pitch, which is that the men now see themselves as finished with their old habits. That confidence is what the second season sets out to test, and it is why so many viewers are searching for a full ‘Real Men’ recap and an explanation of how it all ends. One caveat belongs up front. Detailed finale breakdowns for the newest episodes had not surfaced at

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The Returning Quartet and New Faces in Netflix’s ‘Real Men’ Season 2 Cast (with photos)

Netflix has confirmed that the second season of ‘Real Men’ arrives on October 7, bringing back Maurizio Lastrico, Matteo Martari, Francesco Montanari and Pietro Sermonti as the core quartet. The ‘Real Men’ cast is also growing, which gives the Italian comedy a larger ensemble to work with this time. The series follows four longtime friends who navigate the shifting dynamics of modern relationships and evolving ideas of masculinity. According to the announcement on About Netflix, Carolina Crescentini, Silvia D’Amico, Alessio Boni, Giancarlo Commare and Ilenia Pastorelli join the project from Italian cinema and television. Here is a closer look at the performers leading the way. Maurizio Lastrico TMDb Maurizio Lastrico plays Mattia,

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Netflix’s ‘Real Men’ Season 2 Release Date, Time, Trailer, Cast and Plot

Netflix has set the return of its Italian comedy ‘Real Men’ for October 7, bringing the second season to the platform with the original group of friends back in place. The streamer confirmed the date alongside a trailer, a poster and cast details, with Maurizio Lastrico, Matteo Martari, Francesco Montanari and Pietro Sermonti returning as the core quartet. The comeback of ‘Real Men’ arrives with a larger ensemble and a premise that turns the situation viewers left behind upside down. The four couples are found in positions that are the opposite of how the first season left them, and the men remain out of place but are closer as friends than before.

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‘Real Men’ Season 2 Release Date, Time, Trailer and Where to Watch as the Series Returns with a Bigger Cast and Messier Friendships

Italian comedy fans have been waiting patiently for the return of four friends who never quite figure out how to be modern men. Netflix has confirmed the second season of ‘Real Men’ arrives on October 7, bringing back Maurizio Lastrico, Matteo Martari, Francesco Montanari and Pietro Sermonti as the core quartet. For anyone who has been following the ‘Real Men’ Netflix comeback, the new run promises fresh faces, flipped relationships and plenty of awkward self-reflection. Here is everything we know so far, from the arrival date to the trailer to who is joining the party. ‘Real Men’ Season 2 Release Date and What Time to Watch The official release date is Wednesday,

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Muccino’s Things We Don’t Say takes two couples to Tangier to break their silence

Two couples who have known each other since their twenties book a holiday together, and what they pack, without ever admitting it, is everything they have spent years agreeing not to say. That unspoken cargo is the real subject of Gabriele Muccino’s new film. It moves four old friends and one watchful teenager from Rome to Tangier, then waits for the distance from home to do what distance tends to do. The title is also the method. Muccino builds the film around omission: the sentence swallowed at dinner, the glance that answers a question nobody dared ask aloud, the version of a marriage each partner has quietly decided to keep believing.

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Abel Ferrara, Raika Hazanavicius, Giovanni De Maria Set for Angelica Gallo’s Gritty Feature Debut ‘The Night Burns’ (Exclusive)

Abel Ferrara is set to appear alongside emerging French actress Raika Hazanavicius (“Colors of Time”) and Italy’s Giovanni De Maria (“Robbing Mussolini”) in Italian director Angelica Gallo’s gritty Rome-set drama “The Night Burns.” “Night Burns” depicts contemporary Rome youth through the tale of a group of friends who steal jewelry and other valuables at trap music concerts by using a substance similar to pepper spray. It is being produced by close Matteo Garrone collaborator Guendalina Folador. Folador served as production manager for Garrone’s production company Archimede, shepherding Garrone titles including “Dogman,” “Pinocchio” and “Io Capitano.” She is now producing “The Night Burns” through her own Askesis Film shingle in tandem with Masi Film — the expanding Rome company headed by Massimiliano Di Lodovico that recently produced Giuseppe Tornatore doc “Brunello: The Gracious Visionary” about Italy’s “King of Cashmere” Brunello Cucinelli — and with Rai Cinema. “The Night Burns,

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