C'era un cinese in coma Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.70/10 from 1200 votes
Tags: italian tv
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

C'era un cinese in coma
Title in Italiano:

C'era un cinese in coma
Title in Português:

A Chinese in a Coma
Title in Français:

C'era un cinese in coma

Synopsis

The gala night of the "Miss Queen of Hearts" pageant held at a seaside resort is ruined by a sudden violent storm that wrecks the nerves of Ercole Preziosi, the entertainment manager who organized and is hosting the show. The audience is restless and Ercole insults them, then flees in his old Mercedes driven by his 27-year-old Sicilian chauffeur Nicola. In the car, as usual, Nicola tries to soothe Ercole with jokes.

Ercole is married to Eva, a Russian woman he met 20 years ago and they have a 17-year-old daughter, Maruska. He loves them very much, but his work keeps him away from home too much, and when he is home, they accuse him of being absent-minded and superficial. Ercole's entertainment agency, "Kings and Queens", has a second-rate choice of artists whose shining star is talented comedian Rudy Sciacca.

Ercole has organized a show for the closing night of a business convention and is anxiously waiting for Rudy when he receives a phone call informing him that Rudy is in the hospital after a serious car crash. To save the show, Ercole throws chauffeur Nicola on the stage: unexpectedly, the young man shows some talent and is well-received. Ercole asks him to carry on performing and organizes a tour in small venues and discos. "Nicky Renda" starts to attract press attention as a "sexy-comedian" and Ercole stops working with his other artists to concentrate on his "winning horse".

When TV calls, offering Nicky a rich contract, Ercole's presence becomes an embarrassment to the young star, who abandons him. Ercole endures the insult quietly, but when he discovers that Nicky is in a relationship with Maruska, his anger finally explodes.

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User reviews

Timothy Brown
7/10

The music perfectly complements the comedic and dramatic moments in the film, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that adds depth to the narrative.

Dorothy Miller
6/10

The soundtrack of C'era un cinese in coma effectively captures the tumultuous emotions of the main character, Ercole, through a mix of intense orchestral pieces and subtle, reflective melodies. The music enhances the tension and drama of the storyline, making the audience feel connected to the characters' inner struggles.

George Clark
9/10

The soundtrack of C'era un cinese in coma perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the characters, from the tension of the storm at the Miss Queen of Hearts pageant to the unexpected success of Nicky Renda on stage.

Amanda Scott
10/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from joy to heartbreak, truly immerses the audience in the narrative and enhances the overall viewing experience. It is a testament to the skillful composition and arrangement of the music in this film.

Deborah Scott
10/10

The music enhances the storytelling by beautifully conveying Ercole's inner turmoil and struggles with balancing his work, family, and personal ambitions. It adds depth and nuance to his character development throughout the film.

Karen Turner
7/10

The soundtrack of C'era un cinese in coma effectively captures the emotional intensity of the storyline, enhancing the viewer's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Emily Baker
6/10

The soundtrack of C'era un cinese in coma skillfully mirrors the evolving dynamics of the relationships between the characters, particularly the complex bond between Ercole and his chauffeur Nicola. The music shifts from lighthearted and comedic tones during their car rides to more somber and emotional themes as their conflicts unfold, effectively guiding the audience through the characters' personal journeys.

Dorothy Roberts
6/10

The use of traditional Italian music elements in the soundtrack adds an authentic and nostalgic touch to the film, transporting the viewers to the setting of a seaside resort in Italy. The incorporation of Sicilian influences in the music also helps to establish the cultural background of the characters, creating a rich and immersive listening experience.