Character Relationship Map: Crimebusters

Characters

• Altieri (played by Henry Silva) — protagonist
• Tosi (played by Antonio Sabàto) — supporting
• Anna (played by Silvia Dionisio) — supporting
• Officer in Turin (played by Rosario Borelli) — supporting
• Vieri (played by Ettore Manni) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Vieri → Officer in Turin (Professional Contact) — Legal professional and field officer likely interacting within the film's procedural framework.
• Officer in Turin → Altieri (Professional Subordinate) — Field officer operating under the command or jurisdiction of the Major.
• Tosi → Vieri (Professional Associate) — Law enforcement official and legal professional likely interacting within the film's institutional backdrop.
• Altieri → Tosi (Professional Colleague) — Senior police officers working within the same institutional framework.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Anna → Officer in Turin (Social Citizen & Official) — Civilian figure and field officer operating within the same geographic or narrative setting.
• Anna → Vieri (Social Acquaintance) — Two supporting figures likely crossing paths within the film's social or professional environment.
• Altieri → Anna (Narrative Protagonist & Supporting Figure) — Central protagonist paired with a key supporting character in the film's narrative scope.

Story Analysis

A 1976 Italian poliziottesco film focusing on law enforcement dynamics and institutional hierarchy.

Plot Progression

1. Production & Casting — The film is introduced as a 1976 Italian poliziottesco directed by Michele Massimo Tarantini. Core cast members including Major Paolo Altieri, Police Commissioner Paolo Tosi, and Anna are assembled.
2. Institutional Framework — Supporting police and military roles are established, outlining the hierarchical structure of the law enforcement narrative. Minor characters and criminal elements are introduced.
3. Release & Distribution — Filming at Elios Film studios in Rome transitions to the theatrical release on May 11, 1976. Capitol handles distribution, and box office earnings are recorded.
4. Critical Reception — Roberto Curti's analysis frames the film as standard fare with rushed political angles. The movie's place in Italian crime filmography is documented through academic references.