The Death of Mario Ricci
A TV reporter and his assisstant go to a small Swiss village to do a programme with a reclusive scientist, an expert on world food shortages. During this time, an Italian immigrant worker is killed in a road crash and the reporter becomes involved in uncovering the truth about his death.
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A TV reporter and his assisstant go to a small Swiss village to do a programme with a reclusive scientist, an expert on world food shortages. During this time, an Italian immigrant worker is killed in a road crash and the reporter becomes involved in uncovering the truth about his death.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Goretta, Georges Haldas
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:France•3, Pégase Films, Swanie Productions, Tele München, TSR
Cast
Claude Goretta
Director
Gian Maria Volonté
Bernard Fontana
Jean-Michel Dupuis
Didier Meylan
Heinz Bennent
Henri Kremer
Mimsy Farmer
Cathy Burns
Lucas Belvaux
Stephane Coutaz
Magali Noël
Solange
Michel Robin
Fernand Blondel
Michael Hinz
Otto Schmidhauser
Claudio Caramaschi
Giuseppe Cardetti
Roger Jendly
Francis
Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu
Jacky Vermot
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