Many Wars Ago

Year: 1970

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Francesco Rosi

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The Italian Army’s mountain troops are repeatedly ordered to abandon their trenches and storm an enemy fortress, each attack ending in massive casualties. As losses mount, anger spreads through the ranks. Lieutenant Sassu, disturbed by his superiors’ orders, begins to question the war’s purpose and to rethink his true duties.

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