“Sand Castle”: Another Unrealistic War Drama
Overall, Sand Castle was another lack luster war drama that will eventually fade into the many similar war dramas I have seen throughout my life.
Who Killed the Prosecutor and Why?
Carlo, a young photographer, is making love with his girlfriend at the beach when he witnesses a murder being feebly staged to look like a car accident. Carlo takes incriminating shots of the murderers (the victim turns out to be the local public prosecutor) and attempts to sell them to various interested parties, including a gangster and a newspaper owner. One of the murderers' accomplices, a lowlife criminal, is gunned down by a black-gloved assassin, while another is stabbed to death...
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Carlo, a young photographer, is making love with his girlfriend at the beach when he witnesses a murder being feebly staged to look like a car accident. Carlo takes incriminating shots of the murderers (the victim turns out to be the local public prosecutor) and attempts to sell them to various interested parties, including a gangster and a newspaper owner. One of the murderers' accomplices, a lowlife criminal, is gunned down by a black-gloved assassin, while another is stabbed to death...
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Thomas Lang
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Castor Films, Ital-Victoria Films
Cast
Giuseppe Vari
Director
Lou Castel
Carlo
Beba Lončar
Olga
Adolfo Celi
Inspector Vezzi
Massimo Serato
Uncle Fifi
Umberto D'Orsi
Romano, Don Salvatore's lawyer
Renato Baldini
Marshal Notarantonio
Consalvo Dell'Arti
Superintendent Portella
Antonio La Raina
Mauri
Carlo Landa
Roversi
Carla Mancini
Nightclub Employee
Renato Malavasi
Vicenzino Rocca
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