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Forza Roma is a film of genre Drama with Julie Turin
Forza Roma (1996)
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Add to a movie listForza Roma (Titre italien : Al centro dell'area di rigore) est un film franco-italien de Bruno Garbuglia et Roberto Ivan Orano sorti en 1996.
Synopsis
En 1942, un groupe de supporters de l'AS Rome se rend à Turin pour assister au match décisif pour le titre de champion.Actors
Julie Turin
(Rosa)
Giorgio Tirabassi
(Carletto)
Gérard Rinaldi
(Oreste)
Carlo Monni
(Poccino)
Mallaury Nataf
(Nini)
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