Claudio Santamaria, Jennifer Ulrich, Elio Germano, Davide Iacopini, Ralph Amoussou, Fabrizio Rongione, Renato Scarpa, Mattia Sbragia, Antonio Gerardi, Francesco Acquaroli, Paolo Calabresi, Alessandro Roja, Eva Cambiale, Rolando Ravello, Emilie de Preissac, Mica Bara, Sarah Marecek, Lilith Stangenberg, Christian Blümel, Christoph Letkowski, Orlando Klaus, Friederike Straub, Max Mauff, Esther Ortega, Aylin Prandi, Monica Bârlădeanu, Camilla Semino Favro, Ana Ularu, Pietro Ragusa, Jerry Mastrodomenico, Duccio Camerini, Vincenzo Zampa, Cosmin Seleși, Paolo Giovannucci, Federico Pacifici, Ignazio Oliva, Niccoló Piga, Giovanni Di Felice, Alessia Giuliani, Renato Marchetti, Mircea Caraman, Simone Sabani, Alexandru Bindea, Bruno Armando, Giorgio Caputo, Marit Nissen, Pino Calabrese, Davide Gemmani, Jacopo Maria Bicocchi, Boris Vecchio, James Longshore, Gianmaria Martini, Ioana Picoș, Oliviu Cristian, Stefan Huluba, Piero Di Tanno, Cristiano Morroni, Cezar Vlad Eugeniu Popescu, Cezar Grumarescu, Sorin Hroni-Godi, Alin Gheorghiu, Nicodim Ungureanu, Gheori Moussem, Aziz Jassim Umar, Alessandro Marini, Dana Maria Mattei, George Remes, David Brandon, Maximilian Dirr, Christiane Grass, Olimpia Mălai, Bogdan Daniel Bobocea, Bogdan Marhodin, Dan Radulescu, Pop Augustin, Abu Zayed Amir, Alexandru Nagy, Alessandro Procoli, Massimiliano Franciosa, Marco Conidi, Clara Vodă, Fabrizio Lo Presti, Orietta Notari, Luis Frontini, Antonio Carlo Francini, Vanni Valenza, Ioana Elecfi, Răzvan Hîncu, Alberto Bergamini, Adina Cristescu, Isabela Neamțu, Cristina Gabriela Buburuz, Bruno Buzzi, Șerban Georgevici, Gabriel Costin, Orlando Petriceanu, Marcel Cobzariu, Rares Lucaci, Andrei Mateiu, Ionut Chermenski, Silvia Quarantini, Clara Flores Aguilera, Daniel Marian Popa, Liviu Pojoni Jr., Lucia Istrate, Alexandru Unguru, Antonio Zavatteri
Durata
2 h 07 min
Data di Uscita
13 Aprile 2012
Generi
Drama, History
Budget
$6.453.637
Revenue
$1.800.000
Sinossi
In July 2001, over 200,000 people took to the streets of Genoa to protest against the ongoing G8 summit. Anti-globalization activists clashed with the police, with 23-year-old protester Carlo Giuliani shot dead after confronting a police vehicle that would later run him over twice. In the aftermath, the police organized a night raid on the Diaz high school, where around 100 unarmed people between protesters, mostly students, activist lawyers, and independent journalists who documented the police brutality during the protests had took shelter. What happened next would be called by Amnesty International "the most serious breach of democratic rights in a Western country since World War II."
