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In 1943, a group of Italian and Allied soldiers find themselves trapped inside an abandoned villa. When they discover that they are in fact dead and that the villa is the starting point of their journey into afterlife, each character tells his life story, united in the belief that they have died unjustly in a senseless war. The youngest, whose wife is expecting a child, wants to return to the world.
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In 1943, a group of Italian and Allied soldiers find themselves trapped inside an abandoned villa. When they discover that they are in fact dead and that the villa is the starting point of their journey into afterlife, each character tells his life story, united in the belief that they have died unjustly in a senseless war. The youngest, whose wife is expecting a child, wants to return to the world.
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Genre:War, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Marcello Aliprandi
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:MiC, Surf Film, Movietone Fox
Cast
Marcello Aliprandi
Director
Martin Balsam
Priest
Gene Collins
Jimmy
Giovanni Guidelli
Len Nichols
Paolo Lombardi
Annibal White
Stephen Joseph Scott
Captain John Pringle
Angelo Orlando
Luigi Moretti
Elzhana Popova
Anna Sarti
Andrea Prodan
Benny Larks
Aldo Sambrell
Major Owen
Leonardo Treviglio
Paolo Gratoli
Giovanni Visentin
Hans Schlemmer
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