Walking, Walking Trailer (1983)

12 May 1983 Drama, History 179 mins

Italian maestro Ermanno Olmi tells the tale of the journey of the Magi in this lyrical odyssey. The film focuses on a wise man who interprets his sighting of a comet streaking through the sky as a spiritual message. Joined by two associates, soldiers, villagers and others, the Magi sets out on a journey that tests his beliefs and strength.

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Cast

Alberto Fumigalli as Mel

Antonio Cucciarrè as Rupo

Eligio Martellucci as Kaipaco

Renzo Samminiatesi as Pastore

Marco Bartolini as Cushi

Lucia Peccianti as Nohad

Guido Del Testa as 1° Uomo nel Bosco

Tersilio Ghelardini as 2° Uomo nel Bosco

Adolfo Fanucci as 3° Uomo nel Bosco

Fernando Guarguaglini as Arupa

Anna Vanni as Compagna di Arupa

Giulio Paradisi as Astioge

Rosanna Cuffaro as Moglie di Astioge

Simone Migliorini as Eramo

Marco Bertini as Flauto

Ivan Kioroglian as Salet

Crew

Ermanno Olmi Director

Ermanno Olmi Screenplay

Renzo Caroli Makeup Artist

Ugo Fabrizio Giordani Second Assistant Director

Marcello Siena First Assistant Director

Italo Cameracanna Foley Artist

Amedeo Casati Sound Engineer

Renato Marinelli Foley Artist

Danilo Moroni Sound Mixer

Elvio Fossali Key Grip

Maurizio Zaccaro Camera Operator

Valeria Sponsali Seamstress

Giacomo Volpi Color Timer

Bruno Nicolai Conductor

Gianna Spagnolo Musician

Fiorella Lugli Script Supervisor

International Titles

Keep Walking (Cammina Cammina) Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 26 July 1984

Brazil 21 June 2014

Czech Republic 02 April 2005

France 30 November 1983

Italy 12 May 1983

New Zealand 14 July 1985

United States 10 July 1988

Production Companies

RAI

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