Bandits in Rome 1968
"The Chicago-style blood bath becomes a Roman orgy!"
Set against the sun-baked streets and shadowy alleys of Rome, *Bandits in Rome (1968)* follows the explosive fallout of a high-stakes heist gone wrong.
Director: Alberto De Martino
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Bandits in Rome (1968)* about?
The film centers on Mario Corda, a skilled thief sent to prison after a botched robbery. His ambitious partner, hungry for Corda's life and wife, abandons restraint, leaving a trail of violence across Rome's criminal underworld as he pursues power at any cost.
Who directed *Bandits in Rome*?
The film was directed by Alberto De Martino, an Italian filmmaker known for blending crime dramas with atmospheric tension.
Who stars in *Bandits in Rome*?
The cast features John Cassavetes as Mario Corda, Gabriele Ferzetti as his rival, Anita Sanders, Nikos Kourkoulos, and Riccardo Cucciolla.
Is *Bandits in Rome (1968)* worth watching?
While it doesn't boast a widely known rating, *Bandits in Rome* delivers a gripping crime narrative packed with sharp performances and a tense, stylish atmosphere. Fans of classic European crime thrillers will find plenty to appreciate in its morally charged plot.
How long is *Bandits in Rome*?
The film runs for 105 minutes.
About Bandits in Rome (1968) — A Crime Thriller of Betrayal and Bloodshed in 1960s Rome
Set against the sun-baked streets and shadowy alleys of Rome, *Bandits in Rome (1968)* follows the explosive fallout of a high-stakes heist gone wrong. When charismatic criminal Mario Corda is locked away, his ruthless young partner seizes the moment, abandoning morals as quickly as he claims Corda's life and ambitions. Fueled by ambition and a twisted hunger for power, he carves a bloody path through the city's underworld, leaving destruction in his wake. Directed with gritty precision by Alberto De Martino, this crime thriller immerses viewers in a world where loyalty is a currency and betrayal is the only exit strategy.
Starring John Cassavetes as the imprisoned Corda and Gabriele Ferzetti as his unhinged rival, *Bandits in Rome* blends classic European noir with raw American-style action. The film crackles with tension, its atmosphere thick with neon-lit cafes, cobblestone betrayals, and the ever-present pulse of danger. With themes of ambition, revenge, and the cost of power, it's a pulse-pounding reminder that in the underworld, no one gets out clean.