How long is BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY?

BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY is 3 hr 3 min long.

What is BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY about?

BEAUTIFUL THINGS (LE COSE BELLE), 2013, 88 min. Dirs. Agostino Ferrente, Giovanni Piperno. In Naples, time doesn't exist. This is a popular belief, a superstition, a good luck charm, a trick, a song. In Naples, you spend your time waiting and then, all of a sudden, you spend it just remembering. So will the beautiful things arrive? Or have they already happened? A GOLDEN BOY (UN RAGAZZO D'ORO), 2014, Rai Com, 95 min. Dir. Pupi Avati. Aspiring writer Davide Bias (Riccardo Scamarcio) looks with disdain at his father’s career penning B-movie screenplays. But his dad had begun an autobiographical novel before his death, and Davide’s attempts to complete it become increasingly obsessive. In the edgy lead role, Scamarcio leaves a strong impression, as does Sharon Stone, who plays a publisher with a personal connection to the unfinished book. Best Screenplay winner at the Montréal World Film Festival.

BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY

Name: BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY
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NR 3 hr 3 min

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How long is BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY?: BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY is 3 hr 3 min long.

What is BEAUTIFUL THINGS/A GOLDEN BOY about?: BEAUTIFUL THINGS (LE COSE BELLE), 2013, 88 min. Dirs. Agostino Ferrente, Giovanni Piperno. In Naples, time doesn't exist. This is a popular belief, a superstition, a good luck charm, a trick, a song. In Naples, you spend your time waiting and then, all of a sudden, you spend it just remembering. So will the beautiful things arrive? Or have they already happened? A GOLDEN BOY (UN RAGAZZO D'ORO), 2014, Rai Com, 95 min. Dir. Pupi Avati. Aspiring writer Davide Bias (Riccardo Scamarcio) looks with disdain at his father’s career penning B-movie screenplays. But his dad had begun an autobiographical novel before his death, and Davide’s attempts to complete it become increasingly obsessive. In the edgy lead role, Scamarcio leaves a strong impression, as does Sharon Stone, who plays a publisher with a personal connection to the unfinished book. Best Screenplay winner at the Montréal World Film Festival.