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    The Capture of Roma

    9'

    1905-09-16

    5.6

    History

    Overview:

    The film recreates the final events leading to Italian unification in September 1870.

    DirectingFiloteo AlberiniWritingGualtiero Fabbri

    Cast

    1

    Raffaele Cadorna

    Ubaldo Maria Del Colle

    1

    Hermann Kanzler

    Carlo Rosaspina

    Details:

    • Budget: 0
    • Home page
    • Revenue: 0
    • List of countries:
      1. Italy
    • List of languages:
      1. No Language
    • List of companies:
      1. Alberini & Santoni
    • Vote Count: 48
    • Popularity: 0.492
    • Status: Released
    • Original title:La Presa di Roma

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