A local fence who hires Pelo and Sgualo. He provides them with a dangerous assignment: excavating an underground tunnel in Bologna's center to rob the Savings Bank at Piazza Minghetti, setting the plot in motion.
Fausto's business partner who co-founded the Alaska disco. Feeling betrayed by Fausto's secretive actions and personal shifts, Sandro spirals into despair. He loses all his gambling money and ultimately commits suicide, leaving a tragic mark on Fausto's life.
The PM prosecutes Aldo Braibanti for allegedly morally subjugating Ettore Tagliaferri. He presents Ettore’s hospitalization and testimony as proof of emotional and psychological enslavement, while treating Ettore’s denial as evidence that the supposed subjugation is profound. His arguments embody the trial’s hostile and prejudiced logic.
A man whose influence within the institution, role in promotions, and treatment of staff become subjects of evidence during the court proceedings.
Angelo is one of the three boys from the Cilento Valley at the center of the story. Described as restless and violent, he joins Young Italy in 1828 alongside Domenico and Salvatore; the film follows how their lives diverge amid the struggle for Italian unification.
Valerio Binasco has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Signature works include Darkness, Shakespeare a Palermo, A Woman's Name. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
