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Tufo (2023)
TUFO tells the story of the Cutrò family and their resistence agianst the mafia as witnesses of justice.
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TUFO tells the story of the Cutrò family and their resistence agianst the mafia as witnesses of justice.
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Genre:Animation, Documentary, Crime
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In Theaters:6/13/2023
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:IBRIDO
Cast
Victoria Musci
Director
Salvatore Nocera
Ignazio Cutrò (voice)
Evelyn Famà
Giuseppina Adrignolo (voice)
Salvatore Ventura
Giuseppe Cutrò Jr. adulto (voice)
Lorenzo Salerno
Giuseppe Cutrò Jr. bambino (voice)
Gloria Cacciatore
Veronica Cutrò adulta (voice)
Rebecca Martucci
Veronica Cutrò bambina (voice)
Francesco Giordano
Giuseppe Cutrò Sr. (voice)
Emanuele Carlino
Benny (voice)
Alessio Barone
Capitano dei Carabinieri (voice)
Tatu La Vecchia
Mafioso (voice)
Lello Analfino
Lorenzo (voice)
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