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Claudio Scanna is a private in the Italian army: during his first night in a new military base he gets in a fight with senior recruits. Lieutenant Fili, Claudio's commanding officer, is denied a promotion because his superiors discover he was absent without justification during the night of the fight. Fili blames Claudio and vows to make his remaining months in the service a living hell...
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Claudio Scanna is a private in the Italian army: during his first night in a new military base he gets in a fight with senior recruits. Lieutenant Fili, Claudio's commanding officer, is denied a promotion because his superiors discover he was absent without justification during the night of the fight. Fili blames Claudio and vows to make his remaining months in the service a living hell...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Furio Scarpelli, Marco Risi, Marco Modugno, Stefano Sudriè
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Numero Uno Cinematografica, Reteitalia
Cast
Marco Risi
Director
Claudio Amendola
Claudio
Massimo Dapporto
Tenente Fili
Ivo Garrani
Colonnello
Claudio Botosso
Adalberto Romani "il dottore"
Alessandro Benvenuti
Buzzi
Agostina Belli
Anna
Ugo Conti
Sergente Gallo
Manlio Dovì
Salvatore Sciaffa
Pietro Ghislandi
Dario Del Grillo
Ernesto Lama
Antonio Esposito
Roberto Cavosi
Alvise Marasca
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