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Vitale is the director of the magazine Dossier, which publishes Illa's account of the bank shooting and speculates about a connection to Colonel Dal Ponte's secret-service work. After the fugitive gang leader demands a meeting with him to reveal information about the colonel's killer, the bassist's compliance with the demands prevents the planned meeting from taking place.
Olindo Tinai is among the workers involved in the strike for better pay. When some men become desperate and consider returning to work, he urges them not to give in, arguing that workers throughout Italy support their struggle. His appeal helps sustain the workers’ resolve during the continuing dispute and connects their local action to a wider movement.
The family patriarch and father to Viola, Carmen, and Aida. He owns a marble tombstone business facing severe financial and legal troubles, and has battled severe depression following his wife's death.
Padre Benedetto is the parish priest of Monteforte. He tries to persuade Valentino and zia Lucia to abandon their planned wedding, but the situation is complicated by his long-standing love for zia Lucia. Before the ceremony, he leaves the priesthood, declares his love, and interrupts the wedding.
Mariano Rigillo has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work is anchored in the La valigia sul letto - Collezione universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Medley, Nausicaa: The Other Odyssey, The Postman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
