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Naples... The Camorra Challenges, the City Hits Back
Italian crime movie from 1979 directed by Alfonso Brescia.
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Italian crime movie from 1979 directed by Alfonso Brescia.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Ciro Ippolito, Piero Regnoli
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Alfonso Brescia
Director
Mario Merola
Francesco Gargiulo
Antonio Sabàto
Vito
Jeff Blynn
Commissario De Stefano
Liana Trouché
Elvira Gargiulo
Walter Ricciardi
Marco Gargiulo
Benito Artesi
Commerciante d'abbigliamento
Lucio Montanaro
Tony - il pizzaiolo
Franco Angrisano
L'avvocato
Rik Battaglia
Dott. Rampone
Sabrina Siani
Maria
Cintia Lodetti
(as Cinzia Lodetti)
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