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Morituris

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Morituris is a 2011 Italian horror film directed by Raffaele Picchio. The film had its International premiere on July 30, 2011, at Fantasia Festival. The film is inspired by the Circeo Massacre, in which three young men abducted, and then raped and tortured, two young women over a two-day period. As a result of its graphic content, the film has been banned in Italy. In May 2013 Synapse Films announced that they had purchased the rights to Mortituris with the intent to release it to DVD.

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Rome, in 73 B.C. Spartacus led the rebellion of 200 gladiators wich saw them opposed to the inhumanity which Rome had forced them into. During the riot they resisted for a long time against the roman soldiers. Few against a whole army. Some of them went crazy and started murders, rapes and violence. Spartacus punished them with dead. But in those lands, when blood gets shed, they come back ...

Released: 2012-04-0583 minDir: Raffaele PicchioHorror

Cast

  • Valentina D'Andrea
  • Andrea De Bruyn
  • Désirée Giorgetti
  • Francesco Malcom
  • Giuseppe Nitti
  • Simone Ripanti

Themes

  • darkness
  • dunkelheit

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4.2/10

572 votes

Year
2011
Runtime
83 min
Genres
Horror
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Not Rated

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Duration
83
FilmAffinity ID
638523
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publication date
2011-01-01
title
Morituris
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Morituris is a 2011 Italian horror film directed by Raffaele Picchio. The film had its International premiere on July 30, 2011, at Fantasia Festival. The film is inspired by the Circeo Massacre, in which three young men abducted, and then raped and tortured, two young women over a two-day period. As a result of its graphic content, the film has been banned in Italy. In May 2013 Synapse Films announced that they had purchased the rights to Mortituris with the intent to release it to DVD.

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