Bandits à Milan

Original title: Banditi a Milano

1968
Approved
1h 38m

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A detective is assigned to head a manhunt for four violent bank robbers.A detective is assigned to head a manhunt for four violent bank robbers.A detective is assigned to head a manhunt for four violent bank robbers.

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7.1/10

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Awards
- 6 wins & 4 nominations total

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Trivia
One of "100 Italian films to be saved", a list of 100 culturally and historically significant films that were compiled by the Venice Film Festival and the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities.

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Sung by Katina Ranieri (as Katyna Ranieri)
Music by Riz Ortolani
Lyrics by Norman Newell

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9/10

Natural Born Killers 30 years earlier

Inspired by some shocking criminal events of the time, this is a great and very ingenious piece of cinematography. Shot between a crime flick and a documentary it is extraordinary to see how long before Oliver Stone made his movie this one already had it all: the craziness, the character's excessive performances, the mix of footages (documentary, news, acting), the gratuitous violence... If in the 60's Italy produced some of the most important masterpieces, in the 70's Italy became extraordinarily experimental producing some incredible innovative movies and movie genres (the poliziottesco, Damiani's mafia movies, Argento's gialli, Bava's horrors, the soft porn comedies, Rosi's movie-inchiesta, to name the more famous) This movie has not dated and is still to be recommended to anyone interested in experimental movie-making. A tribute should be dedicated to that supreme actor named Gian Maria Volonte' here in top form.