L'uomo di vetro
Leonardo Vitale was the first Cosa Nostra turncoat to cooperate with the authorities. In 1973, he denounced Totò Riina, Bernardo Provenzano, Michele Greco, and Vito Ciancimino to the police, but he could not withstand imprisonment and lost his sanity. He ended up spending a full ten years in a criminal lunatic asylum. Yet, upon his release, the Mafia—which has a long memory—showed that it had not forgotten him.
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Stefano Incerti Director · Heidrun Schleef Screenplay Salvatore Parlagreco Screenplay
Worldwide gross $126K · First release June 16, 2007 · Produced in Italy, Belgium
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$126,340
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RAI Cinema
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MiC
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MEDIA Programme of the European Union
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Red Film (II)
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Ministry of Culture (Italy)
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Italy · Belgium
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Italian
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Italian
Release dates
Italy · June 16, 2007
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No release date listed for United States.
Sweden
January 26, 2008 · Göteborg International Film Festival
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