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Director: Marco Amenta
Screenplay: Sergio Donati, Marco Amenta,
Gianni Romoli
Photography: Luca Bigazzi
Music: Pasquale Catalano
Cast: Gérard Jugnot, Veronica
D’Agostino, Marcello Mazzarella, Lucia Sardo, Primo
Reggiani, Paolo Briguglia, Mario Pupilla, Francesco
Casisa, Carmelo Galati
Editing: Mirco Garrone
Production: Tilde Corsi, Gianni Romoli,
Simonetta Amenta, Marco Amenta, Raphel Berdugo
for R&C Produzione, Niccolò
Stazzi for Eurofilm,
Rai Cinema
International Distribution: Roissy Films,
58 rue Pierre Charron, 75008 Paris (France), tel. +33 1
53535050, fax +33 1 4289 2693,
www.roissyfilm.com
contact@roissyfilms.com
Year: 2008. Running Time: 110’
Inspired by real events. One November morning in 1991,
17 years old Rita (Veronica D’Agostino) approached the
Chief Prosecutor of Palermo, intent on vindicating the
deaths of her father and brother by the mafia. From then
on Rita’s days are numbered. According to the
traditional behaviour of Sicilian mafia women, Rita
should observe the rule of silence. But Rita is not like
the others. For the first time the daughter of a mafia
family openly rebels against the traditionally male
dominated organization. Repudiated and threatened by her
boyfriend, her hometown and even her mother (Lucia
Sardo), she is forced to leave Sicily and move to Rome.
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Marco Amenta
Born in Palermo in 1970, after working as a photo-journalist, he
moved to Paris where he earned a degree in cinema. Later he
directed two documentary films about the Bosnian conflict,
Born in Bosnia, and in Cuba Lettre de Cuba, winner
of the French prize “Rouletabille 95”. In 1995, he started up
his own film production company “Odissea” and produced and
directed One Girl Against the Mafia. In 2004, he wrote
and directed the documentary The Last Godfather.
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