Diabolik: Who Are You?
Captured by a ruthless gang of bank robbers, foes Diabolik and Ginko find themselves facing certain death. While Eva Kant and Altea forge an unlikely alliance to rescue their lovers, Diabolik reveals his mysterious past to the Inspector.
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Captured by a ruthless gang of bank robbers, foes Diabolik and Ginko find themselves facing certain death. While Eva Kant and Altea forge an unlikely alliance to rescue their lovers, Diabolik reveals his mysterious past to the Inspector.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Michelangelo La Neve, Marco Manetti, Antonio Manetti
In Theaters:
Box Office:$689,000
Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Mompracem, Astorina S.A.C., RAI Cinema
Cast
Antonio Manetti, Marco Manetti
Director
Giacomo Gianniotti
Diabolik
Miriam Leone
Eva Kant
Valerio Mastandrea
Ginko
Monica Bellucci
Altea di Vallenberg
Pier Giorgio Bellocchio
Sgt. Palmer
Chiara Martegiani
Elisa Coen
Massimiliano Rossi
Diego Manden
Mario Sgueglia
Emilio
Francesco Turbanti
Loris
Emanuele Linfatti
Martin
Michele Ragno
Vladimiro
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