Director: Leonardo Pieraccioni
Producers: Vittorio & Rita Cecchi Gori
Executive Producers: Mario & Vittorio Cecchi Gori
Cinematographer: Roberto Forza
Editor: Mirco Garrone
Screenwriters: Giovanni Veronesi, Leonardo Pieraccioni
Music: Claudio Guidetti
Principal Cast: Leonardo Pieraccioni, Lorena Forteza,
Barbara Enrichi, Massimo Ceccherini, Sergio Forconi,
Tosca d'Aquino, Patrizia Corti, Benedetta Mazzini

Levante Quarini (Leonardo Pieraccioni) is an accountant who rides his moped into the village every day; his father, Osvaldo (Sergio Forconi), and brother Libero (Massimo Ceccherini), an amateur painter, work in the fields around their Tuscan farmhouse; and his lesbian sister, Selvaggia (Barbara Enrichi), works as a shop assistant for the local chemist. One day, a troupe of Spanish flamenco dancers who call themselves "The Cyclone" arrive in town to perform at the village feast and the Quarini's generously offer to let rooms in their home to the five gorgeous dancers, two stagehands, and the company manager. The dancers' effect is soon felt throughout the village: Naldone (Alessandro Haber), the manager, falls in love with Carlina (Tosca D'Aquino), the local barmaid; Selvaggia falls for the sensual Penelope (Natalie Estrada), enraging her girlfriend Isabella (Benedetta Mazzini); Levante is smitten with Caterina (Lorena Forteza); and Libero starts painting with newfound energy. The Cyclone, the highest grossing film of all time in Italy, establishes director and star Leonardo Pieraccioni as one of the world's freshest new comedic talents.