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Monte Miracolo (1945)

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Released February 1, 1945Runtime 1h 15mDirector Luis Trenker

An engineer struggles with his rival to receive the order to carry out an important construction in the Valle d'Aosta. Both opponents embark on a competitive alpine challenge, with the intention of being able to eliminate the opponent at the minimum opportunity. After an unfortunate accident, one of the two disappears. Although shot in 1943, the film was not released in Italy until February 1945.

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Cast of Monte Miracolo

Luis Trenker

Luis Trenker

Engineer Roberto Rey
Evi Maltagliati

Evi Maltagliati

Gianna Fortis
Ernesto Sabbatini

Ernesto Sabbatini

Mr. Fortis
Mino Doro

Mino Doro

Corrado Conti
Bobby Todd

Bobby Todd

An engineer
Emilio Petacci

Emilio Petacci

The priest (1943)
Tiziano Longo

Tiziano Longo

(1949 version only)

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Who stars in Monte Miracolo?

Monte Miracolo stars Luis Trenker, Umberto Sacripante, Evi Maltagliati, Ernesto Sabbatini, Mino Doro.

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Monte Miracolo was directed by Luis Trenker.

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Monte Miracolo has a runtime of 1h 15m.

What is Monte Miracolo about?

An engineer struggles with his rival to receive the order to carry out an important construction in the Valle d'Aosta. Both opponents embark on a competitive alpine challenge, with the intention of being able to eliminate the opponent at the minimum opportunity. After an unfortunate accident, one of the two disappears. Although shot in 1943, the film was not released in Italy until February 1945.