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Gli angeli di Borsellino (Scorta QS21)
The last 57 days of magistrate Paolo Borsellino, killed by the Sicilian Mafia in 1992, as seen by the six brave officers of his security detail who will die with him.
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The last 57 days of magistrate Paolo Borsellino, killed by the Sicilian Mafia in 1992, as seen by the six brave officers of his security detail who will die with him.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, History
Written By:Mirco Da Lio, Ugo Barbàra, Paolo Zucca, Massimo Di Martino
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Silva Film
Cast
Rocco Cesareo
Director
Brigitta Boccoli
Emanuela Loi
Pino Insegno
Agostino Catalano
Alessandro Prete
Walter Eddie Cosina
Vincenzo Ferrera
Vincenzo Li Muli
Cristiano Morroni
Claudio Traina
Francesco Guzzo
Antonio Vullo
Sebastiano Lo Monaco
Police Chief
Toni Garrani
Paolo Borsellino
Ernesto Mahieux
Vincenzi
Benedicta Boccoli
Claudia Loi
Maurizio Nicolosi
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