The Student

Year: 1982

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Ninì Grassia

Romance

Mario Ferrara Villalta, a nobleman, does not realize his classmate Nino Esposito secretly works for Camorra boss Don Alfredo Spinosa, Roberto’s father. Despite rumors of Nino’s underworld links, he is made secretary. As Roberto’s close friend, Nino joins him for a party at the luxurious villa of Claudia Vieri, daughter of an industrialist friend of Roberto’s father.

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