Everybody Go Home Tutti a casa
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2024-02-24 00:19 - Directors: Luigi Comencini
- Writers: Agenore Incroche / Furio Scarpelli
- Actors: Alberto Sordi / Eduardo De Filippo / Serge Reggiani / ......
- Types: War / Plot
- Regions: Italy
- Languages: Italian
- Date: 1960-10-27
- Episodes: 1
- Duration: 120 mins
- Alias: Everybody Go Home
- Rating: 8.1
Synopsis of Everybody Go Home
During World War II, all armies faced severe tasks, and so did the Italian officers and soldiers. But suddenly one day the news of an armistice came on the radio, which surprised the Italian officers and soldiers who had not received any instructions in advance and did not know the truth of the matter. It was not until the German army forcibly entered the Italian army's defense area that the officers and soldiers recovered. Discovering that the former allies were not so friendly to them, the situation took a turn for the worse, and the officers and soldiers fled. Lieutenant Inutansi tried to maintain calm among the panicked team and organized the soldiers to search for superior troops. But there were many dangers along the way, and Germans kept shooting at them. The soldiers' wishes were different from Lieutenant Inutansi's. All they wanted was to return home as soon as possible. The end of the war was good news for them. On the way to find their superiors, the soldiers all ran away, leaving only one sick soldier, Jack Reilly. The reason was that Lieutenant Inutansi confiscated his sick leave certificate and he had to go with the Lieutenant. The situation along the way was very serious, and there were German teams everywhere. It was getting late, and in desperation, Lieutenant Inutansi could only take the soldier Jack Riley to a farmer's house to stay overnight. ...
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