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Livandro
The Pig Gang has captured Livandro; the old man is tied up next to his friend Morando, right in the middle of their dilapidated bowling alley. Giancane, the Pigs' boss, tortures them to discover their trafficking. The old men secretly seal psychotropic medicines and their dealing has grown to the point of annoying local crime. A grotesque comedy with pulp tones that reflects on the position of the elderly in modern society.
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The Pig Gang has captured Livandro; the old man is tied up next to his friend Morando, right in the middle of their dilapidated bowling alley. Giancane, the Pigs' boss, tortures them to discover their trafficking. The old men secretly seal psychotropic medicines and their dealing has grown to the point of annoying local crime. A grotesque comedy with pulp tones that reflects on the position of the elderly in modern society.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Alessandro Garelli, Mattia Capone
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