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Le Regole di Mangiasassi
Italy, 1940, dawn of the Second World War. A small group of fascists cook up a scheme to avoid the forthcoming call to arms. In order to do so, they sign up a contract where they accept to be infected with a mysterious and lethal disease: the Ethiopian Fever.
Regardless Dr. Suardo's reassurances, who is sure to know how to cure the African disease, a chain of events is going to be triggered, which will lead to a gruesome bloodspread.
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Italy, 1940, dawn of the Second World War. A small group of fascists cook up a scheme to avoid the forthcoming call to arms. In order to do so, they sign up a contract where they accept to be infected with a mysterious and lethal disease: the Ethiopian Fever. Regardless Dr. Suardo's reassurances, who is sure to know how to cure the African disease, a chain of events is going to be triggered, which will lead to a gruesome bloodspread.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Simone Riccardi, Alex Lusignani, Edoardo Zuffetti
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Runtime:132 minutes
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Cast
Simone Riccardi
Director
Lorenzo Adorni
Dottor Suardo
Alessandra Pietralunga
Cecilia Suardo
Simone Tanzi
Colonnello Gioacchino Foscari
Alessandra Ottolini
Diana Foscari
Giulia Guzzi
Olga Siriani
Simone Riccardi
Annibale La Rosa
Edoardo Zuffetti
Rodolfo Siriani
Michele Mou
Notaio
Luca Costantini
Gerarca Fascista
Paolo Tortomano
Soldato in Etiopia
Luigi Miele
Maggiore in Etiopia
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