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A Matter of Honor
Efisio Mulas is a meek laborer who lives with occasional work, especially in Don Leandro Sanna's salon, and rounds up the slim balance by betting with colleagues in strength with the game "head against head". In the village the Sanna and Porcu families' conflict has lasted over a century.
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Efisio Mulas is a meek laborer who lives with occasional work, especially in Don Leandro Sanna's salon, and rounds up the slim balance by betting with colleagues in strength with the game "head against head". In the village the Sanna and Porcu families' conflict has lasted over a century.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Piero De Bernardi, Leonardo Benvenuti, Luigi Zampa, Lorenzo Gicca Palli
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Mega Film, Orphée Productions, International Films Service
Cast
Luigi Zampa
Director
Ugo Tognazzi
Efisio Mulas
Nicoletta Machiavelli
Domenicangela Piras
Bernard Blier
Don Leandro Sanna
Franco Fabrizi
Egidio Porcu
Lucien Raimbourg
Liberato Piras
Tecla Scarano
Mutter von Efisio
Leopoldo Trieste
Rechtsanwalt Mazzullo
Sandro Merli
Wachtmeister Vaccaro
Franco Bucceri
poliziotto
Franco Gulà
Agostino Sanna
Armando Malpede
sergente Capuano
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