The Monster of Florence

Year: 1000

Runtime: More mins

Language: Italian

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The series recounts the eight double murders of young couples who were ambushed in their cars while seeking privacy in the Florentine countryside between 1968 and 1985. It follows Renzo Rontini, whose daughter Pia and her boyfriend Claudio Stefanacci were slain in Mugello on 29 July 1984, as he relentlessly pursues the unknown killer.

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