While stranded in a thunderstorm in Tuscany, lifelong friends Mario and Saverrio find
themselves unexpectedly in 1492, whereupon they fall in love a few times, pretend to be the
composer of “Yesterday” and other modern-day hits, and come to the conclusion that they
must stop
Columbus from discovering America (either to prevent the
genocide of the Native Americans or to prevent Mario’s sister from having her heart broken,
depending on who you believe), and try rather pitifully to explain trains and other modern
marvels to
da Vinci, including a proposal to split the proceeds
“thirty-three, thirty-three, and thirty-three!”
An extended director’s cut also
expands the story of one of their heartthrob-esse, an Amazon named
Astriaha[/ex], but we don’t know the details of its release or whether an English-subtitled
release of the film exists.
— based on Wikipedia
Trentatré, trentatré e trentatré!
Thirty-three, thirty-three, and thirty-three.
English