Menocchio the Heretic
Italy, late 16th century, the Church, threatened by the Protestants, unleashes the Inquisition. Menocchio, an old, stubborn, self-educated miller oppose the new order. Accused of heresy, he ignores the pleadings and stands trial. The story of a man incapable of betraying his own principles.
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Italy, late 16th century, the Church, threatened by the Protestants, unleashes the Inquisition. Menocchio, an old, stubborn, self-educated miller oppose the new order. Accused of heresy, he ignores the pleadings and stands trial. The story of a man incapable of betraying his own principles.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Enrico Vecchi, Alberto Fasulo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$56,341
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Nefertiti Film, Hai Hui Entertainement
Cast
Alberto Fasulo
Director
Marcello Martini
Domenico Scandella detto Menocchio
Nilla Patrizio
La moglie
Emanuele Bertossi
Zanutto
Mirko Artuso
Pre' Melchiorri
Maurizio Fanin
Inquisitore
Carlo Baldracchi
Carceriere Parvis
Agnese Fior
Figlia
Giuseppe Scarfì
Vicario generale
David Wilson
Cancelliere inquisitore
Roberto Dellai
Vescovo Maro
Gino Segatti
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