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| Marcello Mastroianni | ... | Fulvio Imbriani | |
| Lea Massari | ... | Charlotte | |
| Mimsy Farmer | ... | Francesca | |
| Laura Betti | ... | Esther | |
| Claudio Cassinelli | ... | Lionello | |
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Benjamin Lev | ... | Vanni 'Peste' |
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Renato De Carmine | ... | Costantino |
| Stanko Molnar | ... | Allonsanfan | |
| Luisa De Santis | ... | Fiorella | |
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Biagio Pelligra | ... | Il Prete |
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Michael Berger | ... | Remigiano |
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Raul Cabrera | ||
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Alderice Casali | ... | Concetta |
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Cirylle Spiga | ... | Massimo |
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A anarchist leader (Fulvio) wishes to retire, as he is old and tired. He tries to hide himself, but his friends find him and insist he carries on helping them. Written by Michel Rudoy <mdrc@hp9000a1.uam.mx>
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The political prisoner Fulvio Imbriani (Marcello Mastroianni) is released ill from prison and the authorities expect to find his rebel friends though him. However, he returns to his family's real state and recovers his health with his siblings. When his lover Charlotte (Lea Massari) unexpectedly arrives in the property, she stays with Fulvio but his sister overhears Charlotte telling that their friends would be arriving on the next morning and calls the authorities. The soldiers kill a great number of revolutionaries but Fulvio escapes with Charlotte that was shot on the back. She dies and Fulvio travels with his comrades but without enthusiasm. Sooner he betrays the group, trying to flee to United States with the money of the revolutionaries and his new lover Francesca (Mimsy Farmer).
"Allonsanfàn" is boring story with a messy lead character and a terrible screenplay that is awfully developed. It is never clear where and when the story takes place; the characters come and go without any explanation or previous development – the viewer never knows who they are or their relationship; Fulvio's motives are confused and never clear, and it is never clear why this amoral bourgeois is a leader of the revolutionaries (or bandits?). There is one ridiculous scene with a frog where the directors are probably trying to give the status of cult to this overrated movie. My vote is four.
Title (Brazil): "Allonsanfan"