Plot: In this WW II tragicomedy, famed Italian funnyman Roberto Benigni (The Monster) portrays Guido, who moves during the '30s from the country to a Tuscan town, where he is entranced by schoolteacher Dora (Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni's real-life wife). Read More
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amazing movie -- I cried like a baby at the end-- very sad yet uplifting in some ways--superbly acted. A must see
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