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Professor Dal Colle finds a mysterious fresco in a church and then discovers a disturbing truth that dates back to the times of the Inquisition. He then decides to give an interview to a young journalist but mysteriously disappears before he can talk to him. Eager to complete his piece and intrigued by what Dal Colle would reveal to him, the journalist begins to investigate what happened, bringing to the fore a disconcerting reality about the inhabitants of a small Friulian village.
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Professor Dal Colle finds a mysterious fresco in a church and then discovers a disturbing truth that dates back to the times of the Inquisition. He then decides to give an interview to a young journalist but mysteriously disappears before he can talk to him. Eager to complete his piece and intrigued by what Dal Colle would reveal to him, the journalist begins to investigate what happened, bringing to the fore a disconcerting reality about the inhabitants of a small Friulian village.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Lorenzo Bianchini, Lorenzo Bianchini
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:ArgentoVivo, Provincia di Udine
Cast
Lorenzo Bianchini
Director
Giorgio Basile
Catalogatore
Edo Basso
Archivista
Laura Bau
Domestica
Michela Bianchini
Infermiera
Mara Carpi
Vittima sacrificale
Orietta Chinellato
Portinaia
Adriano De Martin
Barista
Maurizio Della Rossa
Oste
Andrea di Varmo
Studente
Nevio Ferraro
Ponton
Arianna Martinis
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