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Shoeshine

Sciuscià

Directed by Vittorio De Sica
1946•1h 31m•NR•★ 7.8
Drama

Synopsis

In post-WWII Rome, two impoverished young shoeshine boys pool their earnings to buy a white riding horse, but are manipulated into a petty black market robbery and sent to a brutal juvenile prison where corrupt guards destroy their pure fraternal friendship. Vittorio De Sica and Cesare Zavattini's heartbreaking Italian neorealist milestone that received the first-ever Honorary Academy Award for Foreign Language Film.

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Cast & Crew

DirectorVittorio De Sica
WriterSergio AmideiAdolfo FranciCesare ZavattiniCesare Giulio Viola
CinematographyAnchise Brizzi
MusicAlessandro Cicognini
Principal Cast
Franco Interlenghi
Franco InterlenghiPasquale Maggi
RS
Rinaldo SmordoniGiuseppe Filippucci
AM
Annielo MeleRaffaele
BO
Bruno OrtenziArcangeli
Emilio Cigoli
Emilio CigoliStaffera
Gino Saltamerenda
Gino Saltamerendail Panza (uncredited)
PS
Peppino SpadaroL'avvocato Bonavino (uncredited)
AN
Antonio NicotraBartoli, l'assistente sociale (uncredited)

Technical Specifications

Runtime1h 31m (91 mins)

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DirectorVittorio De Sica
LanguagesItalian
CountryIT
StudioSocieta Cooperativa Alfa Cinematografica
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