How long is THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS?

THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS is 3 hr 22 min long.

Who is Diego in THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS?

Luca Argentero plays Diego in the film.

What is THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS about?

Double Feature: THE LEGENDARY GIULIA (2015) Diego, Claudio and Fausto are all busts at their respective occupations and leave the city for an abandoned farm they hope to turn into a magnet for tourists. The boys have to think fast when the local mafia tries to muscle in on things, but a buried car ) that plays classical music becomes a surprise attraction. ITALIAN GANGSTERS (2015) This unusual docudrama presents a rogue’s gallery of criminals from postwar Milan, painting multifaceted portraits of such notorious underworld figures as Enzo Barbieri and Paolo Casaroli. Cut together in rat-a-tat style, archival footage, scenes from films and actors speaking the gangsters’ own words resurrect both these larger-than life characters and a freewheeling (if dangerous) era of Italian history.

THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS

Name: THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS
Released: 2015-11-15
Duration: 202
Rating: 56

NR 3 hr 22 min

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How long is THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS?: THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS is 3 hr 22 min long.

Who directed THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS?: Edoardo Leo

Who is Diego in THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS?: Luca Argentero plays Diego in the film.

What is THE LEGENDARY GIULIA / ITALIAN GANGSTERS about?: Double Feature: THE LEGENDARY GIULIA (2015) Diego, Claudio and Fausto are all busts at their respective occupations and leave the city for an abandoned farm they hope to turn into a magnet for tourists. The boys have to think fast when the local mafia tries to muscle in on things, but a buried car ) that plays classical music becomes a surprise attraction. ITALIAN GANGSTERS (2015) This unusual docudrama presents a rogue’s gallery of criminals from postwar Milan, painting multifaceted portraits of such notorious underworld figures as Enzo Barbieri and Paolo Casaroli. Cut together in rat-a-tat style, archival footage, scenes from films and actors speaking the gangsters’ own words resurrect both these larger-than life characters and a freewheeling (if dangerous) era of Italian history.