The Medicine Seller

A farmaceutical salesman is involved in the spiral of corruption in the medical assistance of the welfare state system.

Cast

Claudio Santamaria

as Bruno Donati

Isabella Ferrari

as Giovanna, capo area

Evita Ciri

as Anna Donati

Marco Travaglio

as Prof. Malinverni

Roberto De Francesco

as Dott. Foli

Ignazio Oliva

as Dott. Sebba

Giorgio Gobbi

as Filippo

Vincenzo Tanassi

as Alberto Petri

Leonardo Nigro

as Fabio

Ippolito Chiariello

as Dott. Buontempone

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