Based on the life and times of the poet Dante Alighieri.
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Sergio Castellitto Alessandro Sperduti Enrico Lo Verso Alessandro Haber Gianni Cavina Leopoldo Mastelloni Ludovica Pedetta Morena Gentile Romano Reggiani Carlotta Gamba Paolo Graziosi Mariano Rigillo Eliana Miglio Valeria D'Obici Giulio Pizzirani Erika Blanc Milena Vukotić Nico Toffoli Stefano De Sando Pilar Abella Giuseppe Ansaldi Valeria Ascione Luca Bagnoli Gabriella Barbuti Lucia Bianchi Maurizio Bronzini Rita Caldana Raffaella Camarda Leonardo Caneva Valter Capizzi Roberto Ceccacci Paola Contini Platinette Cesare S. Cremonini Ilaria D'Urbano Armando De Ceccon Fabio De Cesari Lorenzo Delaugier Leonardo Della Bianca Antonio Di Grazia Rosa Di Liddo Paolo Fiorino Massimo Fradelloni Pier Giuseppe Francione Paolo Frosina Pierluigi Gigante Ambra Giordano Eva Antonia Grimaldi Stefano Guadagnoli Viktorie Ignoto Federico Inganni Luca Labarile Dalia Zagni Alessandro Leo Giovanni Leuratti Giovanna Lombardi Valentina Lombardi Paolo Madonna Andrea Maioli Eleonora Manara Fernando Mariani Marco Marini Emilio Martire Annalisa Matarazzo Massimo Monterotti Marco Montingelli Federico Neri Enzo Ognibene Monia Pandolfi Sara Pastore Patrizio Pelizzi Alberto Petrolini Elisa Pierdominici Eleonora Pieroni Aline Pilato Sofia Vittoria Renzi Clive Riche Rino Rodio Gianluca Roncato Maria Pia Ruspoli Stella Sabbadin Patrizia Sacchi Patrizia Salis Sofia Salvatore Andrea Santonastaso Mattia Scaramuzzo Corrado Solari Donatello Tagliente Ginevra Toffoli Alberto Uva Gianluca Vannucci Filippo Velardi Maria Irene Vetrano Francesco Volpi Kristian Zeni
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