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Seven Small Crosses

1957, Italian. Directed by Vittorio Cottafavi.

Based on the short story "Sept petites croix dans un carnet" by Georges Simenon. "Sette piccole croci" was the first drama, non-series (what is today called a TV movie), as well as the first police thriller to be broadcast on Italian television. The story follows a tense cat-and-mouse chase across Paris on Christmas Eve.

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1h 5m
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Language
Italian
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Released
26 May 1957
Original title
Sette piccole croci
Country
Italy
Written by
Alessandro De Stefani

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Seven Small Crosses (1957) was directed by Vittorio Cottafavi and stars Antonio Cannas, Carlo Bagno, Ivo Garrani.

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