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The Italian Connection (1972)

Fernando Di Leo, Augusto Finocchi, Ingo Hermes

Crime

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About

The Italian Connection (original title: La Morte Toccò a Forth ) is a 1972 Italian crime film that belongs to the poliziotteschi genre. The film centers around a drug trafficking operation in Italy. The story begins when a significant heroin deal goes wrong, leading to the murder of a key player in the drug trade, which draws the attention of law enforcement. The relentless police inspector, Fred Williams , is determined to crack the case. As Inspector Williams investigates, he uncovers connections between shady criminals and powerful figures in the city, revealing a web of corruption. The investigation intensifies, leading to violent confrontations and plot twists that showcase the dark underbelly of organized crime.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in More feature films
Licence or status
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Fernando Di Leo, Augusto Finocchi, Ingo Hermes
Language
Italian
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