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Men of Corleone
The rise and fall of sicilian most important mafia bosses after WWII: Luciano Liggio, Totò Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, all from Corleone. Their friendship and struggle against italian state.
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The rise and fall of sicilian most important mafia bosses after WWII: Luciano Liggio, Totò Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, all from Corleone. Their friendship and struggle against italian state.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Franco Marotta, Francesco La Licata, Laura Toscano
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Rai Fiction, Palomar, Beta Film
Cast
Alberto Negrin
Director
David Coco
Bernardo Provenzano
Stefano Dionisi
Luciano Liggio
Marcello Mazzarella
Totò Riina
Emilio Bonucci
Michele Navarra
Federica De Cola
Ninetta Bagarella
Giuseppe Lo Console
Renato Cortese
Raffaella Rea
Saveria Benedetta Palazzolo
Siddhartha Prestinari
Arcangela Riina
Massimo Pupella
Michele Cavataio
Bruno Torrisi
Vito Ciancimino
Vincent Riotta
Vintaloro
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