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Young radical Riccardo returns home after hiding in South America for five years, only to find out that his comrades either gave up their ideals or turned to drugs, while all they fought for seems to have set the stage for near-anarchy.
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Young radical Riccardo returns home after hiding in South America for five years, only to find out that his comrades either gave up their ideals or turned to drugs, while all they fought for seems to have set the stage for near-anarchy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marco Tullio Giordana, Vincenzo Caretti
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Filmalpha, RAI, Cooperativa Jean Vigo
Cast
Marco Tullio Giordana
Director
Flavio Bucci
Riccardo
Biagio Pelligra
Commissario
Micaela Pignatelli
Letizia
Agnès Nobecourt
Guya
Anna Miserocchi
Madre di Riccardo
Massimo Jacoboni
Umberto
Stefano Manca di Villahermosa
Carlino
Alfredo Pea
Vincenzo
Franco Bizzoccoli
Partigiano
David Riondino
Beniamino
Pasquale Zito
Eroinomane
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