Giordano Bruno (1973)Director:Giuliano Montaldo |
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Giordano Bruno (1973)Director:Giuliano Montaldo |
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| Gian Maria Volonté | ... |
Giordano Bruno
(as Gianmaria Volonte)
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Hans Christian Blech | ... |
Sartori
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Mathieu Carrière | ... |
Orsini
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Renato Scarpa | ... |
Fra Tragagliolo
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Giuseppe Maffioli | ... |
Arsenalotto
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José Quaglio |
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Mark Burns | ... |
Bellarmino
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Mario Bardella |
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Massimo Foschi | ... |
Fra Celestino
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Corrado Gaipa |
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Hans Caninenberg |
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Amerigo Alberani |
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| Charlotte Rampling | ... |
Fosca
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Pier Giovanni Anchisi | ... |
(as Piero Anghisi)
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Giancarlo Badessi |
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First of all, this movie is extremely boring. Secondly, it is hilariously absurd, lacks any brim of realism and is extremely poorly acted. Barbariously simplifying the life and the trial of Giordano Bruno, it practically says nothing at all about the personality and the ideas of this important scientist and philosopher. All that it offers are some garments supposedly (and most surely) belonging to that age and some stupid sentences uttered by all characters (of course, mainly by Giordano Bruno), suffocated by clichés and "philosophy" that one could hear daily in all sort of circumstances, all of them worse than mediocre. One of the worst movies I've ever seen (watching it three or four times a year would be more than incomprehensible)