Siamo tutti in libertà provvisoria (1971)
Directed by Manlio Scarpelli

Drama
aka: We Are All in Temporary Liberty

Film Synopsis

Aldo Virgizio, a member of the government, dies in a brothel.  The case is quickly brushed under the carpet but the man's window is determined to have her revenge.  Three years later, the case is reopened by Judge Jannacone and a short time later a minor civil servant named Mario de Rossi is arrested.  When it is established that Virgizio died from a heart attack and that his wife is mixed up in the matter, the Judge decides to close the case.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Manlio Scarpelli
  • Script: Manlio Scarpelli, Ruediger von Spies
  • Cinematographer: Marco Scarpelli
  • Music: Augusto Martelli
  • Cast: Riccardo Cucciolla (Mario De Rossi), Philippe Noiret (Judge Francesco Langellone), Macha Méril (Gisella - wife of Mario De Rossi), Bruno Cirino (Panzacchi), Lionel Stander (Lawyer Bartoli), Vittorio De Sica (Giuseppe Mancini 'Pulcinella'), Marilù Tolo (Emilia - wife of Langellone), Ivo Garrani (Attorney General), Francesca Romana Coluzzi (Virgizio widow), Claudio Gora (Foreign Office manager), Vittorio Sanipoli (Questor), Lia Zoppelli (Atelier owner), Umberto Raho (Di Meo), Vinicio Sofia (Neo-fascist orator), Renate Schmidt (Iris), Guido Cerniglia (Hotel manager), Mimmo Poli (Old Man with Prostitute), Calogero Azzaretto (Policeman), Franco Marletta (Journalist), Giuseppe Marrocco (Politician Convened at Tribunal)
  • Country: Italy / France / West Germany
  • Language: Italian
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: We Are All in Temporary Liberty ; Nous sommes tous en liberté provisoire

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