Christmas at the Cupiello Household (1977)

After their mother dies, three brothers must live together in order to get their inheritance — and soon start to uncover dark family secrets.

Based on the tragicomedy written by Edoardo de Filippo in 1931, Christmas at the Cupiello's captures a life episode of a middle-class Italian family around Christmas. Shot in Neapolitan language, the movie has a whimsical charm.

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