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The families Iuvara and Patene are bound by a common inherited hatred, which is further deepened when young Luke accidentically kills his rival Alexander during a motorace. To avoid revenge, the Iuvaras are forced to steal on behalf of their ancient rivals.
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The families Iuvara and Patene are bound by a common inherited hatred, which is further deepened when young Luke accidentically kills his rival Alexander during a motorace. To avoid revenge, the Iuvaras are forced to steal on behalf of their ancient rivals.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Noa Palotto, Dardano Sacchetti, Lorenzo De Luca
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:New Light
Cast
Andres Alce Meldonado, Federico Del Zoppo
Director
Franco Nero
René Iuvara
Giancarlo Giannini
Il gatto, Carlo Iuvara
Enrico Montesano
Armando Pellicci
Don Johnson
Sante Patene'
Massimiliano Caroletti
Luca Iuvara
Barbara Bouchet
Carmen Iuvara
Éva Henger
Lenka
Mercedesz Henger
Orsola Iuvara
Randi Ingerman
Tilde Arcieri
Barbara Begala
Muriel
Pietro Genuardi
Marco Iuvara
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