Vincere

Vincere

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This strange and powerful blend of historical fact and dreamlike imagination captures both the charisma and the murderous madness of the young Benito Mussolini. In the years before World War I, in the northern city of Trent, he and Ida Dalser, daughter of a minor aristocrat, carried on a passionate...

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Main Author: Bellocchio, Marco, 1939- (Screenwriter, Director)
Corporate Authors: Italy Direzione generale per il cinema, Italy Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali, 01 Distribution, Celluloid Dreams (Firm), Eurimages (Organization), IFC Films, Istituto Luce (Italy), MPI Media Group, Offside (Firm), RAI Cinema (Firm), Sofica Soficinema (Firm)
Other Authors: Alesi, Fausto Russo (Actor), Bellocchio, Pier Giorgio (Actor), Cescon, Michela (Actor), Ceselli, Daniela (Screenwriter), Gianani, Mario (Producer), Invernizzi, Corrado (Actor), Mezzogiorno, Giovanna, 1974- (Actor), Pierobon, Paolo (Actor), Sleiter, Olivia (Producer), Timi, Filippo, 1974- (Actor)
Format: Unknown
Language:Italian
English
Spanish
Published: [Rome] : New York : RAI Cinema ; IFC Films : Distributed by MPI Media Group, c2010
Subjects:
Dalser, Ida, > 1880-1937 > Drama
Mussolini, Benito, > 1883-1945 > Family > Drama
Abandoned children > Drama
Abandoned wives > Drama
Man-woman relationships > Drama
Mental illness > Drama
Motion pictures, Italian
Sex addiction > Drama
Italy > History > 1922-1945 > Drama
Drama
Feature films
Feature films > France
Foreign language films > Italian
History
Video recordings for the hearing impaired

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Call Number: PN1997.2 .V569 2010

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