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Porzûs
In 1945, at the huts above Porzûs, a hundred partisans from the Garibaldi Brigade and the Gap massacred about twenty partisans from Osoppo. They were commanded by Geko, who later went around saying that the group was accused of treason and collusion with the fascists, all to avoid consequences. But at the end of the war, Storno, who had escaped the massacre, sentenced Geko and his men to life imprisonment in absentia.
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In 1945, at the huts above Porzûs, a hundred partisans from the Garibaldi Brigade and the Gap massacred about twenty partisans from Osoppo. They were commanded by Geko, who later went around saying that the group was accused of treason and collusion with the fascists, all to avoid consequences. But at the end of the war, Storno, who had escaped the massacre, sentenced Geko and his men to life imprisonment in absentia.
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Genre:War, Drama, History
Written By:Renzo Martinelli, Furio Scarpelli, Renzo Martinelli, Furio Scarpelli
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:CDI, Buena Vista International
Cast
Renzo Martinelli
Director
Lorenzo Crespi
Geko giovane
Gastone Moschin
Geko vecchio
Lorenzo Flaherty
Umberto Pautassi "Storno" (da giovane)
Gabriele Ferzetti
Strono vecchio
Giuseppe Cederna
Nullo
Bruno Bilotta
Dinamo
Massimo Bonetti
Gobbo
Giulia Boschi
Ada Zambon
Salvatore Calaciura
Africa
Lino Capolicchio
Galvano
Gianni Cavina
Spaccaossi
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