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Antonio, known as the Chameleon, and Teresa Lupi: the first has just been released from prison, after ten long years. She is a young police commissioner. They are two tormented figures: Antonio leaves prison with one fixed thought: to avenge the murder of his family, which he witnessed as a child. Teresa, on the other hand, seems unable to live her life in harmony: her personal relationships are superficial and the only thing that seems to satisfy her is work. The lives of these two characters are soon linked by the common fight against the infamous Don Ferdinando, a ruthless boss who controls the city.
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Antonio, known as the Chameleon, and Teresa Lupi: the first has just been released from prison, after ten long years. She is a young police commissioner. They are two tormented figures: Antonio leaves prison with one fixed thought: to avenge the murder of his family, which he witnessed as a child. Teresa, on the other hand, seems unable to live her life in harmony: her personal relationships are superficial and the only thing that seems to satisfy her is work. The lives of these two characters are soon linked by the common fight against the infamous Don Ferdinando, a ruthless boss who controls the city.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Francesco Rizzi, Francesco Rizzi
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:KC Films
Cast
Pietro Tamaro
Director
Karim Capuano
Don Ferdinando
Carlotta Morelli
Commissario Lupi
Mirko Frezza
Pitbull
Francesco Rizzi
Antonio Battifuoco
Maurizio Mattioli
Commissario Lupi
Pier Maria Cecchini
Questore Grimaldi
Adele Perna
Mara
Graziano Scarabicchi
Ispettore Tonelli
Mirko D'Arpa
Bello
Enzo Casertano
Criminale
Stefano D'Adamo
Sciacallo
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