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Marching in Darkness
A young recruit to the Italian army discovers and rejects the seedy world of soldiers who prostitute themselves to supplement their income. But before leaving this world he is raped by a highly-respected senior officer and must decide whether to risk bringing proceedings against him.
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A young recruit to the Italian army discovers and rejects the seedy world of soldiers who prostitute themselves to supplement their income. But before leaving this world he is raped by a highly-respected senior officer and must decide whether to risk bringing proceedings against him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claudio Lizza, Massimo Spano
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Zeudi e Franco Cristaldi Film
Cast
Massimo Spano
Director
Jean-Marc Barr
Silvio Roatto
Massimo Dapporto
Vittorio Scarpa
Thomas Kretschmann
Gianni Tricarico
Ottavia Piccolo
Gabriella Scarpa
Flavio Albanese
Saro Franzese
Roberto Citran
Capitano Marsili
Bruno Corazzari
Colonnello
Franco Interlenghi
Sindaco
Mariella Valentini
Paola
Emilio Bonucci
Mario
Antonella Fattori
Laura
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