Twelve Hours to Live 1950
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SplatAfter dying in a car accident, wealthy shoe industrialist Carlo Bacchi finds himself in the afterlife, where he is condemned to hell for having committed evil while alive. Defending himself against the accusation in an impassioned plea, however, he succeeds in obtaining to return to earth for a few hours to make reparation for the evil he committed and, above all, for the bad deed that caused Amedeo Santini's suicide attempt. The affair will lead him to make a risky but happy choice.
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as Carlo Bacchi
as Lidia Guidi, l'amante di Carlo Bacchi
as Maria, la nipote di Santini
as Luisa, la sorella di Carlo Bacchi
as il duca Luca Sorino
as la contessa
as Nanni, il fidanzato di Maria
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Director:
Writer:
Giorgio Moser, Diego Fabbri, Cesare Zavattini, Suso Cecchi d'Amico, Henri Jeanson, Vitaliano Brancati
Stars:
Jean Gabin, Elli Parvo, Antonella Lualdi, Paola Borboni, Carlo Sposito, Elena Altieri, Maso Lotti, Bella Starace Sainati, Marga Cella, Dante Maggio,
Genres:
Drama,Fantasy
Release Date:
1950 (U.S.A)
Run Time:
81 min
MMPA Rating:
None
Critics Reviews
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“Unrelenting and human. This film doesn’t chase trends — it carves its own lane with heart and grit.”
“It’s rare to see a story this economical yet emotionally expansive. A quiet storm of a screenplay.”
“This is the kind of film that reminds you why producing indies matters. Vision, integrity, and something to say.”
“There’s a pulse to this performance-driven story. Raw, exposed, and honest. I’d audition for this world anytime.”
“A visual and emotional tightrope — and it never falls off. Confident filmmaking with soul.”
“Dialogue that feels lived-in. It doesn’t shout — it breathes. The writing feels like eavesdropping on real lives.”
“Impossibly polished for the budget. You can see the producing team hustled hard to make every frame count.”
Audience Reviews
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Stayed so true to the source material but still had its own must-see moments. A beautiful revival.
Overlong and bogged down in dark photography and art direction, this live action remake doesn’t come close to the magic that was the animated original.
My daughter and I absolutely loved this movie! The actors they selected were spot on compared to their animated version! A must see!!!!! Bravo!!!
im not a big fan of live action remakes, but this was solid!
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Twelve Hours to Live
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as Carlo Bacchi
as Lidia Guidi, l'amante di Carlo Bacchi
as Maria, la nipote di Santini
as Luisa, la sorella di Carlo Bacchi
as il duca Luca Sorino
as la contessa
as Nanni, il fidanzato di Maria
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