Alfabeto Italiano

Alfabeto Italiano was released on July 14, 2015.

Alfabeto Italiano was directed by Maria Milusha.

Alfabeto Italiano has a runtime of 9m.

Alfabeto Italiano was produced by Maria Milusha.

Seven students from different countries come to Rome to a school for foreigners. The diverse age group joins in the classroom. Everyone is very excited, talking to each other, socialising, and laughing and found in a very cheerful atmosphere. Then comes the teacher begins to ask questions about them, asking where they come from, what they do in life, and what reasons are for coming to Italy. Everyone answers the questions. When everyone talks about their experience, all the other laughing and joking, suddenly the phone of one of the students start ringing, and the teacher turns to him and asks the same questions. Irvin says he has a terminal illness and six months left to live, so he decides to live the rest of his life doing what he's always wanted to do, such as travelling and doing what he has never done before. When he finishes his presentation, no one says anything. Heavy silence. The teacher tries to say something, but he cannot. Then he endeavours to speak, smiles with difficulty and begins the lesson by attacking a panel with the Italian alphabet on the blackboard.

The key characters in Alfabeto Italiano are Irvin (Al Fenderico), Tedesco (Daniel De Rossi), Ungherese (Patty Olgiati).

Alfabeto Italiano is rated PG-13.

Alfabeto Italiano is a Short, Drama film.

Alfabeto Italiano had a budget of $2,000.

Alfabeto Italiano has made $2,000 at the box office.