General della Rovere 2011
Carlo Carlei's *General della Rovere (2011)* plunges audiences into the morally complex world of World War II Italy, where deception and survival blur in the shadows of war.
Director: Carlo Carlei
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is General della Rovere (2011) about?
The film follows Giovanni Bertone, a smooth-talking fraudster who swindles families of prisoners by promising their freedom. When his lies catch up to him, he's forced into a dangerous mission for the Nazis: infiltrate the Italian Resistance or die.
Who directed General della Rovere?
Carlo Carlei directed *General della Rovere (2011)*, bringing a sharp eye for character-driven wartime drama.
Who stars in General della Rovere?
Pierfrancesco Favino headlines the cast as Giovanni Bertone, joined by Hristo Shopov, Raffaella Rea, and Alexandra Dinu.
Is General della Rovere (2011) worth watching?
With its intense atmosphere and strong lead performance, *General della Rovere (2011)* is a solid pick for fans of historical dramas. While not as widely known as some wartime classics, its themes of identity and survival make it a compelling, if underrated, watch.
How long is General della Rovere?
The film runs for 215 minutes, offering an immersive, epic-length narrative.
About General della Rovere (2011) — A WWII Drama of Betrayal and Survival
Carlo Carlei's *General della Rovere (2011)* plunges audiences into the morally complex world of World War II Italy, where deception and survival blur in the shadows of war. The drama unfolds through Giovanni Bertone, a disgraced former colonel turned fraudster, who preys on the desperate families of Nazi-Fascist prisoners by falsely promising their loved ones' freedom. His web of lies unravels when he's exposed by the ruthless Colonel Muller, who offers an even darker bargain: infiltrate the Resistance in Milan under a false identity—or face execution.
This gripping character study explores themes of identity, betrayal, and the lengths to which people go to save themselves, all set against the tense backdrop of occupied Italy. With Pierfrancesco Favino delivering a standout performance as Bertone, the film masterfully balances suspense and emotional depth, making it a compelling watch for fans of wartime dramas and morally ambiguous narratives.