Journey into the fears of the escort agent Graziano, guilty of knowing too much.
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Title: I Am Afraid (1977)
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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| Gian Maria Volontè | ... | Brigadiere Ludovico Graziano | |
| Erland Josephson | ... | Judge Cancedda | |
| Mario Adorf | ... | Judge Moser | |
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Angelica Ippolito | ... | Gloria |
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Paola Arduini | ... | Irma Caterini |
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Giorgio Cerioni | ... | Major Masseria |
| Bruno Corazzari | ... | La Rosa | |
| Laura De Marchi | ... | Elsa Meroni | |
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Aldo Farina | ||
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Giuseppe Fazio | ... | Pastorino |
| Paolo Malco | ... | Caligari | |
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Raffaele Di Mario | ... | Colonel Ruiz |
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Joe Sentieri | ... | Tognon (as Rino Sentieri) |
| Laura Trotter | ... | The self - styled Fiancée of Lunardi | |
| Aldo Valletti | ... | The Prison Governor | |
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Journey into the fears of the escort agent Graziano, guilty of knowing too much.
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6 October 1977 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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This film is Damiano Damiani's finest "mafia-film". He directed several movies of the crime-thriller-subgenre, which are all very interesting, but this one is a true masterpiece, with Gian Maria Volonté touchingly convincing as a policeman who uncovers corruption and begins to live in great fear for his life.
Mario Adorf is cool as always as a suspect attorney, and Damiani increases tension perfectly until the riveting climax. The realistic film is also very melancholy in a way, which makes it even more believable.
While Enzo G. Castellari's superb "La Polizia Incrimina, la Legge Assolve" is the crown of the Italian poliziotteschi (police thrillers) of the 1970s, this highly recommended film is the same for the Italian "mafia-film" of that period.