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Vajont

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2001 film by Renzo Martinelli

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It sits within the topics 2000s disaster films, 2001 drama films and 2001 films.

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On October 9th, 1963, at 10:39 pm, 260 million cubic meters of rock fell down from Mount Toc to the artificial lake formed by the Vajont dam, the higher dam in the world. The landslide formed a 250-meters wave and 50 million cubic meters of water completely destroied all the below towns, killing more than 2000 people. Planned by engineer Semenza, Vajont dam (263 meters) had to carry the electricity in all the houses of the country. Tina Merlin, a journalist from 'L'Unitá', tried for years to denounce the danger to build a dam near the Mount Toc and expecially to denounce all the omissions by the corrupted politicians and workers in charge of the dam construction. They preferred to trust in old geologist Dal Piaz instead to hear engineer Semenza young son's alarming analysis. No one seemed to understand the high danger until that October fatal night.

Released: 2001-10-12116 minDir: Renzo MartinelliDramaBudget: $17.0MBox office: $329,092

Cast

  • Michel Serrault as L'Ingegner Carlo Semenza
  • Daniel Auteuil as Nino Biadene
  • Laura Morante as Tina Merlin
  • Jorge Perugorría as Olmo Montaner
  • Leo Gullotta as Mario Pancini
  • Anita Caprioli as Ancilla

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Ratings

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6.4/10

1,131 votes

Year
2001
Runtime
116 min
Genres
Drama

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Instance of
film
Country of origin
Italy
Screenwriter
Renzo Martinelli
Cinematographer
Blasco Giurato
Narrative location
Italy
Duration
116
FilmAffinity ID
890850
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publication date
2001-01-01
distributed by
Istituto Luce
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