Poliziotti (1995)
Overview
When young cop Andrea is assigned to keep watch over dangerous Godfather Sante, who's in hospital after a fake suicide attempt, the stage is set for disaster.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.882 |
Directed By
Giulio Base
Crew
Giulio Base
Giulio Base
Giulio Base
Franco Bertini
Franco Bertini
Franco Ferrini
Sandro Petraglia
Maurizio Ponzi
Italo Cameracanna
Italo Cameracanna
TOP CAST
Claudio Amendola
Lorenzo Ferri / Lazzaro
Kim Rossi Stuart
Andrea
Michele Placido
Sante Carella
Nadia Farès
Stella
Roberto Citran
Guido
Luigi Diberti
Berardi
Fulvio Milani
Aureli
Stefania Rocca
Valeria
Mario Aterrano
Cantu'
Franco Diogene
Bunny
Luigi Di Fiore
Giamaica
Giulio Donnini
Vecchio
Fabrizio Camponeschi
Femminiello
Karine Clara Rossy
Ragazza Bandana
Walter Da Pozzo
Brusco
Danilo Esposito
Poliziotto
Franco Pistoni
Tossico
Paola Rota
Carola
Cristian Barbato
Barman
Franco Abba
Cameriere del Baloon
Barbara Cavallari
Ragazza frullato
Elisabetta Consolini
Ragazza baloon
Franco Bertipaglia
Traditore
Daniela Di Bitonto
Infermiera
Alberto Dell'Acqua
1° Tunisino
Omero Capanna
2° Tunisino
Fabio Ragusa
3° Tunisino
Michele Azzarito
Proprietario del Baloon
Tony Brennero
Uomo della bisca
Carlo Di Maio
Vampiro
Antonella Gambino
Travestito
Sergio Smacchi
Guidatore Anziano
Donato Placido
Compagno di Cella
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