
The Other Way
History · War
Overview
Russian front, January, 1943. It's hell: the flurries of sleet take the breath away and Sergeant Bisi can make out nothing in the landscape in front of him.
Top Cast
Giusto Cucchiarini
Giusto Cucchiarini
Sergent Bisi
Giusto Cucchiarini
Sergent Bisi


Melania Dalla Costa
Melania Dalla Costa
Marie
Melania Dalla Costa
Marie


Simone Coppo
Simone Coppo
Zaina
Simone Coppo
Zaina
Alice Lamanna
Alice Lamanna
Nives
Alice Lamanna
Nives


Nicola Adobati
Nicola Adobati
Ferri
Nicola Adobati
Ferri


Ugo Piva
Ugo Piva
Lieutenant Sala
Ugo Piva
Lieutenant Sala
Stefano Zanelli
Stefano Zanelli
Artico
Stefano Zanelli
Artico
Sebastiano Bronzato
Sebastiano Bronzato
Prati
Sebastiano Bronzato
Prati
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