Maximiliano Hernando Bruno

A high-impact, spectacular action movie, with nods to 1970s Italian genre cinema, of which director Enzo G. Castellari was one of the most prominent figures, even becoming a source of inspiration for renowned American filmmakers like Rodriguez and Tarantino. A sort of modern-day "A Clockwork Orange" set in the Caribbean, marked by chases, shootouts, ambushes, and brutal brawls.

September 1943: Italy is in chaos after the armistice with the Allied forces. The King and Marshal Badoglio flee, and the army is in disarray. Along Italy's eastern border (in Istria and Dalmatia), Tito's partisans advance with anti-Italian ferocity. In this context, the tragic martyrdom of Norma Cossetto, an Istrian student, barbarously raped and murdered by Tito's partisans, stands out.