Italian film directed by Pierluigi Ferrandini. On the night of May 26, 1956, a terrible bloody event occurred within the home. In Bari at the dawn of the economic boom, the twenty-six-year-old Franco Percoco, coming from a "normal" lower middle class family, carried out a family massacre - the first after the war to have great media coverage - and was consigned to the news as the "Monster of Bari ".
Pierluigi Ferrandini
Director
Gianluca Vicari
Franco Percoco
Giuseppe Scoditti
Enzo Bellomo
Rebecca Metcalf Cortese
Tina Tezzi
Federica Pagliaroli
Angela Tezzi
Laura Gigante
Maria Panebianco
Gegia
Signora Leuzzi
Fabrizio Traversa
Rossi
Antonio Monsellato
Massimo Boccasile
Pinuccio Sinisi
Signor Passantino
Raffaele Braia
Ragionier Monno
Pietro Naglieri
Maitre ristorante
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