Synopsis
In this interesting Italian WW II comedy-drama, the residents of a remote Italian village find their lives forever changed when two American GIs break out of a German prison camp and hide out in their town. The fugitives are harbored by a local family. This divides the town into those wanting to protect them and those fearing German retribution. When a young German officer arrives to watch the town, tension mounts. One of the GIs is an African American and one night he gets terribly drunk and stumbles into the officer who is also rip-roaring drunk. The two end up continuing their bender together and no fighting erupts. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
Year: 1947
Runtime: 90
Country: Italy
MPAA Rating:
Category: Feature
Produced by
Lux Productions
Pao Film
Release
March 17, 1947 (Italy)
by
Times Film Corporation
Awards
1947 - Best Foreign Film - New York Film Critics Circle
1947 - Best Picture - National Board of Review
1947 - Best Foreign Film - New York Film Critics Circle