Paolo Pierobon
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Fausto Russo Alesi
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Barbara Ronchi
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Enea Sala
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Leonardo Maltese
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Filippo Timi
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Fabrizio Gifuni
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Paolo Pierobon | Fausto Russo Alesi | Barbara Ronchi | |||
Enea Sala | Leonardo Maltese | Filippo Timi | |||
Fabrizio Gifuni |
Paolo Pierobon | Fausto Russo Alesi | ||
Barbara Ronchi | Enea Sala | ||
Leonardo Maltese | Filippo Timi | ||
Fabrizio Gifuni |
With operatic intensity and Bellocchio’s singular precision, the film follows the harrowing fight of Mortara’s parents (played by Barbara Ronchi and Fausto Russo Alesi, so convincing in their anguish) to have their son returned, their unrelenting confrontation with the Vatican quickly garnering support and eliciting outrage from the international Jewish community and Italian liberals.