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Una Mole di lavoro

Year: 2026 Documentary

Overview

The incredible story of the reconstruction, after the collapse caused by a storm in 1953, of the spire of the Mole Antonelliana, monument and symbol of the city of Turin, Italy.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Guido Montanari

Guido Montanari

Self (narrator)

Mario Bertotto

Mario Bertotto

Self

Silvano Belligni

Silvano Belligni

Self

Maria Cristina Milanese

Maria Cristina Milanese

Self (interviewer)

Giancarlo Gonnet

Giancarlo Gonnet

Self

Santiago Gomes

Santiago Gomes

Self

Nicoletta De Biasi

Nicoletta De Biasi

Self

Isabella Gonnet

Isabella Gonnet

Self

Maurizio Puato

Maurizio Puato

Self

Gianluca Vallero

Gianluca Vallero

Friedrich Nietzsche (voice)

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