Category:  original soundtrack

Composer: - Franco Micalizzi

Total time:  49’03’’

Price: € 13,5

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Format: CD Audio

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Product Description:

The Second CD dedicated to the great Maestro Franco Micalizzi, after the ost of Napoli Violenta, for the first time the complete original soundtrack music of the motion picture ITALIA A MANO ARMATA.
An excellent score by the Maestro that for this movie created a polydral soundtrack with a good deal of funk, whose powerful energy is given by the brass section of the orchestral.

INCLUEDED IN THE CD THE TRACK "THE NO PEACE PURSUIT" SELECTED BY DIRECTOR QUENTIN TARANTINO TO BE INCLUEDED IN THE SOUNDTRACK OF HIS LATEST MOVIE "GRINDHOUSE".

If you love the 70s it's a soundtrack you can't miss!

Included a 12 pages booklet with a long interview (edited in english by John Bender) done by the critic/journalis Fabio Babini, a mini-poster by Sandro Simeoni and dozens of stills directly from the stage!

Italia a mano armata

Aka:

- Special cop in action

Genre:

- Cop Movie

Music:

- Franco Micalizzi

Director:

- Marino Girolami

Actors:

- Maurizio Merli - Raymond Pellegrin - John Saxon - Mirella D`Angelo

Film's Storyline:

Commissioner Betti, after having captured two thieves, decides to leave Turin and goes to Milan. He is on the trail of a criminal gang whose head is one Salvatore Mancuso. Together with three other mobsters Mancuso hijacks a school bus and thus kidnaps the ten children on board. Helped by his friend, the good Commissioner Arpino, Betti succeeds in finding the hideout of the kidnappers but in order to obtain liberation of the hostages he is forced to let the evildoers escape. Later, Mancuso is found dead by the police, having been immolated in his car.
Betti soon succeeds in catching two of MancusoÂ’s accomplices, and the third dies during a car chase. Now Betti wants to catch the big boss Jean Albertelli. He is convinced that Albertelli is the man who plotted the kidnapping of the school bus. Burdened by the especially difficult investigation the Commissioner uncharacteristically falls victim of a trap prepared by Albertelli; he is framed and falsely accused of a homicide. He is convicted and jailed. While in prison Betti finds succour in news of AlbertelliÂ’s gruesome death at the hands of another criminal.