City of Pain

Year: 1949

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Mario Bonnard

Drama

After the 1947 peace conference assigns sovereignty over Pola to Tito’s Yugoslavia, the city evacuates in turmoil. The protagonist stays, hoping Communism will bring a brighter future. Hardship soon grips him and his family; scarcity and oppression mount, forcing him to reconsider. When he decides to leave, he is killed before he can escape the country.

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