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Mediterraneo (1991)

Greek Sea, World War II. An Italian ship leaves a handful of soldiers in a little island; their mission is to spot enemy ships and to hold the island in case of attack. The village of the island seems abandoned and there isn't a single enemy in sight, so the soldiers begin to relax a little. Things change when their ship is hit and destroyed by the enemy, and the soldiers find themselves abandoned there.
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Greek Sea, World War II. An Italian ship leaves a handful of soldiers in a little island; their mission is to spot enemy ships and to hold the island in case of attack. The village of the island seems abandoned and there isn't a single enemy in sight, so the soldiers begin to relax a little. Things change when their ship is hit and destroyed by the enemy, and the soldiers find themselves abandoned there.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, War
Directed By:Gabriele Salvatores
Written By:Enzo Monteleone
In Theaters:2/2/1991
Box Office:$4,532,791
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Penta Film, A.M.A. Film

Cast

Director

Gabriele Salvatores

Director

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Diego Abatantuono

Sgt. Nicola Lo Russo

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Claudio Bigagli

Lt. Raffaele Montini

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Giuseppe Cederna

Antonio Farina

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Claudio Bisio

Corrado Noventa

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Gigio Alberti

Eliseo Strazzabosco

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Ugo Conti

Luciano Colasanti

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Memo Dini

Libero Munaron

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Vasco Mirandola

Felice Munaron

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Luigi Montini

Orthodox priest

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Irene Grazioli

Iazu

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Antonio Catania

Lt. Carmelo La Rosa

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