Title: Café Express (film)
Content:  Café Express is a 1980 Italian comedy film directed by Nanni Loy and starring Nino Manfredi.
Title: Café Express (film)
Content: Nino Manfredi - Michele Abbagnano ; Adolfo Celi - chief inspector Ramacci-Pisanelli of the Ministry of Transportation ; Vittorio Caprioli - Improta, chief of the pickpockets ; Vittorio Mezzogiorno - Diodato "mad man" Amitrano, Improta's accomplice ; Antonio Allocca - Califano, Improta's accomplice ; Gigi Reder - Antonio Cammarota, the stretcher-bearer ; Silvio Spaccesi - Giuseppe Sanguigno, train conductor ; Gerardo Scala - Nicola Scognamiglio, train controller (the cooled one) ; Luigi Basagaluppi - Vigorito, train controller (the drunkard one) ; Marisa Laurito - Liberata, Ferdinando's lover ; Marzio Honorato - Ferdinando, Liberata's lover ; Vittorio Marsiglia - Picone, the neapolitan businessman ; Maurizio Micheli - The piedmontese businessman ; Clara Colosimo - Valmarana, the piedmontese businesswoman ; Giovanni Piscopo - Michele's son, nicknamed Cazzillo ; Leo Gullotta - Imbastaro, the cross-eyed man ; Tano Cimarosa - Panepino, railroad police officer ; Lina Sastri - Mother Camilla, a nun ; Ester Carloni - the old passenger ; Nino Terzo - Zappacosta, stationmaster of Vallo della Lucania ; Italo Celoro - the worker with bandaged finger ; Nino Vingelli - the trickster dressed as a priest ; Franca Scagnetti - the passenger leaving the bathroom 
Title: Café Express (film)
Content:  rejected from the Carabinieri, telling how he saved orphanage boys from a roaring fire to the nun leading some schoolboys, narrating how he lost the limb to freezing on the Eastern Front to the WW2 veteran and so on. During one night of 'work' Michele will be chased across the train by a trio of conductors who have been ordered by the Ministry of Transports to put an end to his activities once and for all; he'll meet his son (who has escaped from the institution) and will cross paths with a trio of petty thieves decided to enroll him as an accomplice in their misdeeds.
Title: Café Express (film)
Content:  Michele Abbagnano (Nino Manfredi) ekes out a living by abusively selling coffee, hot milk and cappuccino on the night trains running between Naples and Vallo della Lucania; each night, his goods held in a set of vacuum flasks which he carries in a basket along with handfuls of sugar packets he steals from railway cafés, he moves from carriage to carriage peddling warm drinks to the dazed, sleepy passengers. The need to maintain his young son (who suffers from a congenital heart deficiency) in an institution and the hope to amass a large enough sum to have him undergo surgery to make him healthy for good is 
Title: Café Express (film)
Content:  Nino Manfredi won a Nastro d'Argento as best male protagonist in this film.
Title: Expresso (film)
Content:  lady (Lucy Mans) is frustrated and struggling with a shrink-wrapped cake, when a man sitting opposite (Richard Ng) takes his chance to impress by offering to help open the wrapper. Things never work out how you expect! ; "End of the Day" - the last person to leave the café is an old lady who is obviously upset (Shirley Hall). The waiter has little sympathy, but the waitress takes the ultimate revenge. Expresso is a series of eight micro-stories, that develop the viewer as they watch the visitors during one day, to one table in a typical UK coffee shop:
Title: Expresso (film)
Content:  Expresso is a 10-minute British comedy short film, directed by Martin Nigel Davey and Kevin Powis. Consisting of eight micro-films involving the characters that frequent one table during one day in a British coffee house. Former ELO drummer Bev Bevan has a cameo in the movie as a customer. Funded by the UK Film Council and ScreenWM, it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2007, and later released on DVD to promote the World's Biggest Coffee Morning set up by Macmillan Cancer Support and raise money for the same charity.
Title: Café (film)
Content:  Café is a 2010 independent drama film directed by Marc Erlbaum. It stars Jennifer Love Hewitt, Daniel Eric Gold, Alexa Vega and Jamie Kennedy, who was Hewitt's boyfriend at the time of filming.
Title: Café Express (film)
Content:  than enough to keep Michele in his awkward and exhausting line of business, to which, however, he's exceptionally suited. Keen of eye and wit he manages to befriend most of the passengers on the night trains, helping them with small favours (like waking them up before the stations they need to descend at) and telling tall tales centered on his right arm, which he keeps wrapped in a long leather glove pretending it to be wooden. Michele tailors the stories to the people he's telling them to...pretending of having been a successful pianist who had his career ruined to a young cross-eyed man pining about having 
Title: Caffe Cino
Content: John Guare ; Sam Shepard ; Al Pacino ; Robert Dahdah ; Bernadette Peters ; Robert Heide ; Bette Midler ; Johnny Dodd ; Doric Wilson ; Jean-Claude van Itallie ; Rosalyn Drexler ; Marshall W. Mason ; Tom O'Horgan ; Magie Dominic ; Irene Fornes ; William Hoffman ; Tom Eyen ; Paul Foster ; Leonard Melfi ; Ondine ; H.M. Koutoukas ; David Starkweather ; Michael Warren Powell ; Mari-Claire Charba ; Robert Patrick ; Lanford Wilson ; Andy Milligan (playwright) The Caffe Cino was an incubator for first-time directors, playwrights, actors, and lighting or set designers. Many continued to work in stage, screen, or both after the Cino closed. Notable contributors include: 

Question: Who was the screenwriter for Café Express?
Answer: Nanni Loy.
Giovanni Loi.
Nino Manfredi.
Saturnino Manfredi.