A Conversation With the Filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men'
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Red Land
Italy, September 1943. After the armistice and the flight of the King, the war theaters of the North-East see the advance of Tito's partisans. At the center of the story, in this dramatic historical context, the figure of Norma Cossetto, a young Istrian student, barbarously raped, killed and thrown into a foiba by the Tito partisans.
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Italy, September 1943. After the armistice and the flight of the King, the war theaters of the North-East see the advance of Tito's partisans. At the center of the story, in this dramatic historical context, the figure of Norma Cossetto, a young Istrian student, barbarously raped, killed and thrown into a foiba by the Tito partisans.
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Genre:Drama, War, History, Crime
Written By:Maximiliano Hernando Bruno, Maximiliano Hernando Bruno, Maximiliano Hernando Bruno, Antonello Belluco
In Theaters:
Box Office:$159,693
Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Venice Film, RAI Cinema, ANVGD, Cultur Active, RAI, Regione del Veneto, MiC, Treviso Film Commission, Artex Film, Cinema Rental
Cast
Maximiliano Hernando Bruno
Director
Geraldine Chaplin
Giulia Visantrin
Franco Nero
Professor Ambrosin
Antonio Scarpa
Titino
Maximiliano Hernando Bruno
Giorgio Staniscia
Sandra Ceccarelli
Mother Visantrin
Francesca Amodio
Lucia Visantrìn
Vincenzo Bocciarelli
Mario Bellini
Andrea Pergolesi
Stefano
Romeo Grebenšek
Mate
Eleonora Bolla
Adria Visantrin
Diego Pagotto
Angelo Visantrin
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