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Slaughter Commissions: Crime Films and the Italian Crisis
Mario Imperoli’s Like Rabid Dogs opens with a brutal armed robbery that takes place in the bowels of Rome’s Stadio Olimpico during a football match. In the film, Imperoli uses archived footage of the 1976 Serie A play-off between Lazio … Continue reading
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