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6.9/10
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An American gangster in Italy enlists a local gang to help him steal the treasure of Naples' patron saint.An American gangster in Italy enlists a local gang to help him steal the treasure of Naples' patron saint.An American gangster in Italy enlists a local gang to help him steal the treasure of Naples' patron saint.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Pino Ammendola
- The Shoeshine
- (uncredited)
Pippo Baudo
- Self
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Enzo Cannavale
- Gaetano
- (uncredited)
Peppino Di Capri
- Self
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaNella Gambini's debut.
- Quotes
Concettina: You don't love me anymore. If you did, you'd give me a slap in the face.
- ConnectionsReferenced in A Robbery In... Style (1978)
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No offense. I did not find it entertaining. I recognized no parentage to the modern comedy nor the modern heist movie. Mediocre acting, no comedic timing, light on facial expressions, badly dubbed, and no subtitles.
If you watched the movie without audio, you wouldn't be able to tell what genre it is. However, one may be able to appreciate it for it's intrinsic value if you take into consideration the limitations of the industry then, movie tropes and conventions of the time, historical context and have familiarity with Neapolitan culture from other sources. Because instead of being a lighthearted and faithful representation of Neapolitan culture it represents the state of Italian filmmaking of the time.
In short, a relic. destined to remain in it's time capsule. Inaccessible without Italian fluency, barely comprehensible if you don-t have familiarity with Neapolitan language as some of the humour relies on it. This movie is to be taken out as an object of study
If you watched the movie without audio, you wouldn't be able to tell what genre it is. However, one may be able to appreciate it for it's intrinsic value if you take into consideration the limitations of the industry then, movie tropes and conventions of the time, historical context and have familiarity with Neapolitan culture from other sources. Because instead of being a lighthearted and faithful representation of Neapolitan culture it represents the state of Italian filmmaking of the time.
In short, a relic. destined to remain in it's time capsule. Inaccessible without Italian fluency, barely comprehensible if you don-t have familiarity with Neapolitan language as some of the humour relies on it. This movie is to be taken out as an object of study
- jeanlouisreginald
- Jun 2, 2018
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- Also known as
- Operacija San Djenaro
- Filming locations
- Fiumicino Airport, Fiumicino, Lazio, Italy(arrival airport scenes at the beginning)
- Production companies
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- Runtime1 hour 44 minutes
- Sound mix
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