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Release Date:
April 10, 2009
Original Title:
Sbirri
Genres:
Action | Drama
Production Companies:
Agenzia H24
Medusa Film
Sanmarco Film
Production Countries:
Italy
Ratings / Certifications:
IT: T
Runtime: 100
"Sbirri", Italian slang for the police, is the story of a well-known TV journalist who after the death of his son through ecstasy, decides to follow the drug squad in their fight against drug trafficking in Milan. The film takes us on his "real" journey in the world of drugs and his desperate search to find a valid reason, someone to blame for his son's pointless death and at the same time, for his sense of inadequacy as a parent. It's a journey in this incredible underworld where people from all social classes and thousands of young people are being constantly entrapped and where unknown heroes every day put their lives at risk in their battle against crime. All that is shown in the film is true.
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Assistant Camera:
Giulio Innocenti
Assistant Production Manager:
Chiara Budano
Cinematography:
Luigi Martinucci
Costume Design:
Stefano Giovani
Digital Compositor:
Roberta Tripodi
Giulia Infurna
Digital Intermediate:
Angelo Caruso
Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Francesco Struffi
Director:
Roberto Burchielli
Editor:
Alessandro Paseri
Electrician:
Alireza Darvishali
Idea:
Roberto Burchielli
Duccio Camerini
Music:
Fabrizio Pippo Lamberti
Music Consultant:
Marco Testoni
Music Producer:
Antonello Navarra
Producer:
Chiara Giordano
Raoul Bova
Production Assistant:
Paola Vanoni
Production Design:
Stefano Giambanco
Production Manager:
Cristian Schiozzi
Property Master:
Marco Capuano
Publicist:
Mario Locurcio
Screenplay:
Roberto Burchielli
Duccio Camerini
Script Supervisor:
Loredana Nucci
Sound:
Alberto Parodi
Story:
Roberto Burchielli
Duccio Camerini
Visual Effects:
Luca Vulterini
Luciano Marzulli
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Angelo Caruso
Giuseppe Squillaci
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