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The Human Factor (2014)
A world-weary, widowed police inspector has to break his vow of self-isolation and get back on the field after his teen daughter is arrested for the possession of a gun tied to a much-publicized murder.
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A world-weary, widowed police inspector has to break his vow of self-isolation and get back on the field after his teen daughter is arrested for the possession of a gun tied to a much-publicized murder.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Valentina Cicogna, Doriana Leondeff, Bruno Oliviero
In Theaters:6/5/2014
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Lumière & Co., Invisibile Film, RAI Cinema
Cast
Bruno Oliviero
Director
Silvio Orlando
Adriano Monaco
Giuseppe Battiston
Carlo Levi
Alice Raffaelli
Linda Monaco
Sandra Ceccarelli
Mrs. Ullrich
Renato Sarti
Questura director
Arianna Scommegna
Ruth Levi
Giorgia Senesi
Cristina
Dafne Masini
Olivia
Davide Tinelli
Bouncer
Mao Wen
Chinese under investigation
Caterina Luciani
Caterina
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