Bankomatt Trailer (1989)

13 February 1989 Drama, Thriller 88 mins

With three of his companions in a fatal gas-station robbery drowned while evading a police roadblock, the surviving young thug has no reason to turn himself in to the police, since they don't know about his existence. At least, that's the way his rescuer Bruno (Bruno Ganz) sees it. Besides, Bruno needs such an overly enterprising fellow to help him pull off a really big heist that he's been planning for a long time. It takes some doing, but the boy and his girlfriend are recruited by the older man, who has been keeping a low profile by working as a gardener.

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Cast

Bruno Ganz as Bruno

Omero Antonutti as Ernesto Soldini

Francesca Neri as Maria

Giovanni Guidelli as Stefano

Pier Paolo Capponi as Impiegato banca

Andrea Novicov as Marco

Fabrizio Cerusico as Nicola

Tatiana Winteler

Roberto De Francesco as Vincenzo

Crew

Felix Singer Sound

Giovanni Pascutto Writer

Villi Hermann Director

Villi Hermann Producer

Villi Hermann Writer

Lia Francesca Morandini Costume Design

Fernanda Indoni Editor

Enzo Porcelli Producer

Carlo Varini Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Switzerland 02 February 2023

Germany 13 February 1989

Production Companies

Imago Film

RSI

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