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MOVIE.NAME....: Sciuscia

MOVIE.YEAR....: 1946
RELEASE.......: 08/10/04
IMDB.RATING...: 8.8/10
DVD.RELEASE...: February 18, 2003
SIZE..........: 700mb
RARS..........: 50 x 15mb
NAME..........: sciuscia-qix.avi
RUNTIME.......: 93 min
VIDEO.CODEC...: XviD
VIDEO.QUALITY.: 1100kbs
RESOLUTION....: 544 x 400
ASPECT.RATIO..: 1.33:1
AUDIO.CODEC...: VBR MP3
AUDIO BITRATE.: 112kbs
FPS:..........: 25
LANGUAGE......: Italian
SUBTITLES.....: English/French
THEATRE/STV...: THEATRE

IMDB URL: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038913/

At a track near Rome, shoeshine boys are watching horses run.
Two of the boys Pasquale, an orphan, and Giuseppe, his younger
friend are riding. The pair have been saving to buy a horse of
their own to ride... The boys meet Attilio, Giuse's much older
brother, and his shady friend at a boat on the Tiber. In
return for a commission, the boys agree to deliver black
market goods to a fortune-teller. Once the woman has paid,
Attilio's gang suddenly arrives. Pretending to be cops, they
shake the woman down. With a payoff from Attilio, the boys are
able to make the final payment and stable their horse

DIRECTOR: Vittorio De Sica

CAST:

Franco Interlenghi         ....         Pasquale Maggi
Rinaldo Smordoni        ....         Giuseppe Filippucci
Annielo Mele        ....         Raffaele
Bruno Ortenzi         ....         Arcangeli
Emilio Cigoli        ....         Staffera
Pacifico Astrologo        ....         Vittorio

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