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The Little Devil

A demon follows a priest after an exorcism.

The Little Devil (original Italian name Il piccolo diavolo) is a 1988 Italian surreal comedy film directed by and starring Roberto Benigni. The film also stars Walter Matthau, Stefania Sandrelli, Nicoletta Braschi and John Lurie. It was produced in two separate language versions: English and Italian.

Quick Facts

Director
Roberto Benigni
Producer
  • Mauro Berardi
  • Mario Cecchi Gori
  • Vittorio Cecchi Gori
Writer
  • Giuseppe Bertolucci (story)
  • Vincenzo Cerami
  • Roberto Benigni
Starring
Roberto Benigni; Walter Matthau
Music
Evan Lurie
Cinematography
Robby Müller
Editing
Nino Baragli
Studio
Cecchi Gori Group

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Plot

At the North American Pontifical College in Rome, Father Maurice is troubled by Patricia, a woman who loves him and expects a decision. Called to an emergency, he performs an exorcism on an overweight woman, expelling a demon. The demon, an escaped little devil named Giuditta, follows Father Maurice and causes mischief. Father Maurice fails to get rid of Giuditta, who once replaces him at Mass, turning it into a fashion parade. Exhausted, Father Maurice is advised to take a vacation. Another agent from Giuditta's realm appears and attracts her away.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was The Little Devil released?

The Little Devil was released on 14 October 1988.

Who composed the music for The Little Devil?

The music for The Little Devil was composed by Evan Lurie.

Who wrote The Little Devil?

The Little Devil was written by Giuseppe Bertolucci (story), Vincenzo Cerami and Roberto Benigni.

Who distributed The Little Devil?

The Little Devil was distributed by Columbia Tri-Star Films Italia.

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