Chronicle of a Homicide
(1972)
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Chronicle of a Homicide
(1972)
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Massimo Ranieri | ... |
Fabio Sola
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| Martin Balsam | ... |
Giudice Aldo Sola
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| Valentina Cortese | ... |
Luisa Sola
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Turi Ferro | ... |
Commissario Malacarne
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Pino Colizzi | ... |
Commisario Alberto Cottone
(as Giuseppe Colizzi)
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Salvo Randone | ... |
Procuratore Generale
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Luigi Diberti | ... |
Massimo Trotti
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Petra Pauly | ... |
Carla Stale
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Mariano Rigillo | ... |
Luca Binda
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Carlo Valli | ... |
Alfio Ricci
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Sergio Enria |
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Gino Milli |
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Piero Gerlini |
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Luigi Bonos |
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Aldo Ricci |
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The best of this movie is Ennio Morricone's soundtrack ,as gorgeous as ever.
It is an impersonal movie,which bears the appropriate scars of the time .There were so many cops/students rebellions/riots movies at the time Bolognini was incapable of renewing a genre which was so trendy many directors felt compelled to make their own 'bourgeois vs bourgeois" work.Martin Basalm ,who is remembered as the private detective who investigates Norman Bates ' house in "Psycho" had already worked in Italian political movies (La Colonna Infame (1972) Confessione Di Un Commissario Di Polizia Al Procuratore Della Repubblica (1971) .... );he portrays a judge whose son killed a cop during a riot.There's nothing extraordinary in the screenplay and the ending is really the easy way out.
Mauro Bolognini is better at so many other things it's strange he made such a demagogic work with such stereotyped characters .His forte was always the intimate costume drama .