Everybody Go Home

Name: Everybody Go Home
Released: 1960
Rating: 73.5
Cast: Martin Balsam, Serge Reggiani, Nino Castelnuovo, Alberto Sordi, Claudio Gora

1960

Comedy, Drama

2h 2m

After the 8th September 1943 (when the Fascist Government was deposed), an Italian officer, Pietro Innocenzi, gives up his uniform and makes his way from the North to his home in Naples. Here he is drawn back into combat, this time on the side of the partesans who liberate the city. (bfi)

AKA:

Tutti a casa

Countries:

France, Italy

Languages:

English, Italian, German

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Everybody Go Home

1960

Comedy, Drama

2h 2m

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Moribunny

Rated 11 Aug 2016

Leave it to Age and Scarpelli to find so much hearty (never actually dark) humor in such bleak subject matter. Without it, we'd be left with a heavy and depressing WWII film, but also, their comedy always rings so true to life that it genuinely adds to the realism. I can actually imagine many of these bittersweet situations happening. Sordi is incredible as always, and a great supporting cast includes a prominent Serge Reggiani and Italian-dubbed Martin Balsam (!).

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