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Bruno Cortini is a Director, Scriptwriter and Assistant Director Italien born on 13 december 1943
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Directed by Francesco Rosi
Origin Italie
Genres Thriller, Crime
Themes Mafia films, Seafaring films, Politique, Transport films, Political films, Gangster films
Actors Lino Ventura, Renato Salvatori, Tino Carraro, Max von Sydow, Alain Cuny, Paolo Bonacelli
Roles Second Assistant Director
Rating72%
The film starts with the murder of District Attorney Vargas in Palermo, amongst a climate of demonstrations, strikes and political tension between the Left and the government. The subsequent investigation failing, the police assign the protagonist Inspector Rogas (Lino Ventura) to solve the case. While he is starting his investigation, two judges are killed. All victims turn out to have worked together on several cases. After Rogas discovers evidence of corruption surrounding the three government officials, he is encouraged by superiors "not to forage after gossip," but to trail the "crazy lunatic who for no reason whatever is going about murdering judges." This near admission of guilt drives Rogas to seek out three men wrongfully convicted by the murdered judges. He is joined by a journalist friend working for a far-left newspaper, Cusan.
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Add to a movie listIllustrious Corpses (1976)
, 2hDirected by Francesco Rosi
Origin Italie
Genres Thriller, Crime
Themes Mafia films, Seafaring films, Politique, Transport films, Political films, Gangster films
Actors Lino Ventura, Renato Salvatori, Tino Carraro, Max von Sydow, Alain Cuny, Paolo Bonacelli
Roles Second Assistant Director
Rating72%
The film starts with the murder of District Attorney Vargas in Palermo, amongst a climate of demonstrations, strikes and political tension between the Left and the government. The subsequent investigation failing, the police assign the protagonist Inspector Rogas (Lino Ventura) to solve the case. While he is starting his investigation, two judges are killed. All victims turn out to have worked together on several cases. After Rogas discovers evidence of corruption surrounding the three government officials, he is encouraged by superiors "not to forage after gossip," but to trail the "crazy lunatic who for no reason whatever is going about murdering judges." This near admission of guilt drives Rogas to seek out three men wrongfully convicted by the murdered judges. He is joined by a journalist friend working for a far-left newspaper, Cusan.