20 April 1915 17 mins
In the countryside of Verona, a Sardinian boy meets Italian soldiers and became the mascot (the drummer), right before a fight with the Austrian army. During the battle, the boy, small and agile, is committed to pass the gauntlet to deliver a vital distress call.
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Vittorio Rossi Pianelli Director
Italy 20 April 1915
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