"Tutto tutto niente niente" is an Italian comedy film released in 2012, directed by Giulio Manfredonia and written by Leonardo Pieraccioni, Giovanni Veronesi, and Andrea Fazzari.
The story revolves around the character of Cetto La Qualunque, a corrupt and cunning former mayor of a small town in southern Italy. Cetto and his city council members are arrested by the police for their involvement in illegal activities, but he soon manages to strike a deal with the powerful secretary by offering him some crucial information.
Meanwhile, several MPs are mysteriously killed, leading to a political crisis in the country. In an attempt to solve the crisis and secure their power, the secretary and his allies decide to replace the dead MPs with three unpopular and incompetent candidates, including Cetto, Rodolfo Favaretto, and Frengo Stop.
The three characters are initially reluctant to enter into politics, but they are persuaded by the promise of power and money. However, they soon realize the harsh realities of the political world, as they struggle to navigate the complex web of corruption, bribery, and blackmail.
The film is a satirical commentary on the state of Italian politics and society, highlighting the pervasive influence of corruption and the lack of accountability among politicians. It features a talented cast, including Antonio Albanese as Cetto La Qualunque, Sergio Rubini as Rodolfo Favaretto, and Nicola Rignanese as Frengo Stop.
Overall, "Tutto tutto niente niente" is an entertaining and thought-provoking satire that sheds light on some of the pressing issues facing Italian society today.
