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Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die!

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In a quiet Italian town, the life of Lucio, a charming and cunning 35-year-old man, takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a mysterious music box in an antique shop. The melody it produces transports him to moments from his past, evoking memories of his loves and heartbreaks, as well as his broken dreams. As he delves into his story, Lucio realizes that his choices have shaped his present and, even more strikingly, his future.

Throughout his introspective journey, he encounters several memorable characters: his first love, a free-spirited and passionate woman who has followed her own path; a childhood friend struggling with his own insecurities and unfulfilled desires; and his mother, whose wisdom and unconditional love offer a refreshing perspective on life’s choices. Each encounter allows him to reflect on his masculinity, the passage of time, and the meaning of true love.

With a touch of comedy and a sprinkle of melodrama, this film invites the audience to question whether we are truly the masters of our destinies. As Lucio navigates through his memories, he discovers that, although his life is filled with mistakes and potential regrets, there is always room for redemption and change. Ultimately, his journey becomes a charming exploration of what it means to live fully in the here and now.

Media type
Movie
Year
1968
Director
Tonino Cervi
Writer
Dario Argento
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.10
Actors
Brett Halsey
Bud Spencer
Wayde Preston
Jeff Cameron
Franco Borelli
Dana Ghia
Teodoro Corrà
Victoriano Gazzarra
Aldo Marianecci
Michele Borelli
Umberto Di Grazia
Franco Pechini
Nazzareno Natale
William Berger
仲代達矢
Remo Capitani
Lina Franchi
Giglio Gigli
Franco Gulà
Riccardo Petrazzi
Renzo Pevarello
Aysanoa Runachagua
Pietro Torrisi
Rinaldo Zamperla
Gender
Western
Suspense
Country
Italy
Producers
Tonino Cervi
Original title
Oggi a me... domani a te!
Duration
95
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