: Small-time gangster Ugo Piazza is released from prison only to find himself hunted by both the police and his former mob associates. Both sides are convinced he stole $300,000 during a past courier job and has it hidden away.
: Stars Gastone Moschin as the stoic Ugo, Mario Adorf as the sadistic and explosive Rocco, and Barbara Bouchet as Ugo's go-go dancing girlfriend. Caliber 9
Fernando Di Leo’s Caliber 9 Shoots Its Way Onto Raro Video Blu-ray : Small-time gangster Ugo Piazza is released from
: Shot on the gritty streets of 1970s Milan, the film explores the city's criminal underbelly, clashing the "traditional" mafia with a newer, more ruthless breed of organized crime. Fernando Di Leo’s Caliber 9 Shoots Its Way
(Italian title: Milano calibro 9 ) is a landmark 1972 crime thriller that defines the poliziottesco genre—Italy’s gritty, hyper-violent response to American noir. Directed by Fernando Di Leo , the film is the first installment of his acclaimed Milieu Trilogy and is famously cited by Quentin Tarantino as the "greatest Italian noir". Plot & Key Themes
