Mozart Is a Murderer

Year: 1999

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Sergio Martino

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After violinist Chiara is brutally murdered after a conservatory recital, Inspector Maccari leads the case. Haunted by his own wife's murder by a serial killer, he suspects Professor Baraldi, the conservatory director. As more victims appear, Maccari discovers a shocking truth that overturns everything.

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