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During the invasion of Ethiopia in 1936, a wounded Italian soldier ends up stranded in the desert after a truck wreck. He makes his way to the nearest army hospital, losing his sanity in the process.
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During the invasion of Ethiopia in 1936, a wounded Italian soldier ends up stranded in the desert after a truck wreck. He makes his way to the nearest army hospital, losing his sanity in the process.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:Giuliano Montaldo, Furio Scarpelli, Giacomo Scarpelli, Paolo Virzì
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Ellepi Films, Reteitalia, Dania Film, Italfrance Films, DMV Distribuzione, Surf Film
Cast
Giuliano Montaldo
Director
Nicolas Cage
Enrico Silvestri
Ricky Tognazzi
Mario
Patrice-Flora Praxo
Mariam
Gianluca Favilla
Autista di Enrico
Georges Claisse
Tiberi
Robert Liensol
Joannes
Giancarlo Giannini
Il Maggiore
Vittorio Amandola
Cerioni
Pao Pei Andreoli
Troops' Mascot
Mario Mazzarotto
Army Clerk
Michele Melega
Blonde Worker
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