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The Black Hand
Antonio, an Italian immigrant in New York finds himself drawn into the Mob when his options are limited and his desire to make a new life for himself becomes increasingly difficult.
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Antonio, an Italian immigrant in New York finds himself drawn into the Mob when his options are limited and his desire to make a new life for himself becomes increasingly difficult.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Vinicio Marinucci, Aldo Marcovecchio, Ugo Moretti, Luigi Cozzi, Antonio Racioppi, Gino Capone, Gastone Ramazzotti, Alessandro Fallai
In Theaters:
Box Office:$230,000,000
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:In.Ci.S. (Industria Cinematografica Siciliana)
Cast
Antonio Racioppi
Director
Lionel Stander
Lieutenant Giuseppe Petrosino
Rosanna Fratello
Angela
Michele Placido
Antonio Turris
Corrado Gaipa
Lawyer
Annie Carol Edel
Nino Vingelli
Don Gaetano
Luigi Pistilli
Don Nunzio Pantaleo
Philippe Leroy
The Professor
Roger Browne
State Attorney
Mario Frera
Gilberto Galimberti
Massara
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