Whatsoeverly 2011

Runtime

93 mins

Language

Italian

Italian

A corrupt, sleazy businessman, Cetto La Qualunque, returns to Italy and throws himself into the political arena to stop his upright rival, Giovanni De Santis, from becoming mayor. Meanwhile, the absurdist slogan “I have no dream but I like beaver!” underscores the film’s satirical tone.

A corrupt, sleazy businessman, Cetto La Qualunque, returns to Italy and throws himself into the political arena to stop his upright rival, Giovanni De Santis, from becoming mayor. Meanwhile, the absurdist slogan “I have no dream but I like beaver!” underscores the film’s satirical tone.

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