Perlasca
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Alberto Negrin
Mathilda May
György Cserhalmi
Dezso Garas
Amanda Sandrelli
Jérôme Anger
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Synopsis
An Italian fascist during the Spanish Civil War, Giorgio Perlasca happened to be in Hungary during the Nazi persecution of Jews in Budapest. Shocked by what he saw, he decided to remain and use his "fascist credentials" to fool the authorities into believing he was a Spanish Consul, saving more than 5,000 Jews from extermination.
Director
Alberto Negrin
Cast
Mathilda May
György Cserhalmi
Dezso Garas
Amanda Sandrelli
Jérôme Anger
Giuliana Lojodice
Franco Castellano
Christiane Filangieri
Luca Zingaretti
Lorenzo Lavia
Alvaro Gradella
Jean-francois Garreaud
Marco Bonini
Erland Josephson
Elena Arvigo
Crew
Enrico Deaglio
Enrico Deaglio
Carlo Degli Esposti
Frederic Fasano
Laszlo Gardonyi
Anna Giolitti
Ennio Morricone
Giorgio Perlasca
Sandro Petraglia
Stefano Ricciotti
Stefano Rulli
Antonio Siciliano
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Spring April 15, 2005
Based on the book "L'impostore" written by Giorgio Perlasca; published by Il mulino 1997. Based on the novel "The Banality of Goodness: The Story of Giorgio Perlasca" written by Enrico Deaglio; published by University of Notre Dame Press October 1, 1998.
Released in United States Spring April 15, 2005
