Plainte Contre X 2: les vices du ministre (1994)

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Ludovico Tramontana, a writer on the wave and one of the most incorrigible playboys in the country,

accepted his publisher friend's proposal for financial reasons.

He had to write his own biography in which he disclosed the details of his affairs with worldwide famous women.

Senator Banducci's wife, manufacturer Martoni's older daughter, and Secretary Travioli's personal assistant

are among the key figures of these peculiar memoirs.

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Once complete, the book was handed over to the publisher, but shortly before its release,

Tramontana returned his advance and called off the contract in which he agreed to give up his royalties.

The book was published, though, and it became a bestseller, with over one million copies sold.

At the same time, it started an unprecedented scandal.

But Tramontana wouldn't give up, so he sued his publisher, right before disappearing mysteriously.

Quiet, please, quiet! Give us your personal particulars!

My name is Oreste Linero. I was born in Milano on October 20th, 1951.

Could you please read this?

Okay.

Aware of my statement's moral and legal responsibilities, I commit myself to telling this court all I know.

Go ahead, Mr. Thomas.

What do you do for a living, Mr. Linero?

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