Ennio Morricone - Il Pentito (Original Soundtrack) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Beat Records is pleased to reissue on CD the OST by Ennio Morricone for the drama film Il pentito, directed in 1985 by Pasquale Squitieri with a screenplay by Pasquale Squitieri, Laura Toscano, Lino Jannuzzi, Orazio Barrese, and Franco Marotta, photography by Silvano Ippoliti, editing by Mauro Bonanni, music by Ennio Morricone, production by C.G. Silver Film, Distribution Ceiad, and a cast featuring Franco Nero, Tony Musante, Erik Estrada, Max von Sydow, Rita Rusic, Marino Masé, Ivo Garrani, Imma Piro, Philippe Le Marie, Giuseppe Mannajuolo, Claudine Auger, Enrico Maisto, Luigi Montini, Anna Orso, Mario Granato, Rick Battaglia, Marina Berti, Salvatore Billa, Roberto Caporali, Mario Erpichini, Bernard Faber, Tommaso Palladino, Gianfranco Salemi, Giuseppe Rizzo, Tony Sperandeo, Santi Bellina, Bjorn Hammer, Francesco Torrisi, Venantino Venantini, Luigi Uzzo, Irina Carletti, Sasha D'Arc, Antonio de Leo, Marcello Filotico, J. Emmanuele Gartmann, Fabio Mastrantonio, Denis Pekarev, Cristina Piras, and Alessandro Spadorciaj. The plot The 1970s Spinola's financier collapses, a Milanese lawyer working in the Mafia is murdered, and Mafia boss Vanni Ragusa is released from prison. A fake kidnapping transports the bankrupt Spinola to Sicily for a showdown with the Cosa Nostra bosses who had entrusted him with an immense fortune and sent him back to America, claiming he is incompetent and useless. Don Salvo Lercara, the Corleone Mafia boss, escapes from the Ucciardone prison, sparking a savage settling of scores involving rival mafiosi who are vying with him for control of the arms and drug trade. Vanni Ragusa escapes and hides in America, where he learns of the murder of his son and brother. Anguished for the fate of his wife and other son, who were witnesses to the massacre, he accepts extradition to Italy and promises Judge Falco, who is leading the investigation with the FBI,