The Man with the Cross
Feb 03, 1943 · 1h 14m
Director
Roberto RosselliniOverview
Ukraine, 1942. Italian troops are fighting against the Soviet Union. A military chaplain volunteers to stay behind with a badly wounded Italian soldier, even though this means certain capture.
Cast of The Man with the Cross
Alberto TavazziMilitary Chaplain
Roswita SchmidtIrina, the Militiawoman- Aldo CapacciStudent Soldier
- Franco CastellaniWounded Russian Soldier
Attilio DottesioWounded Tank Driver- Doris HildRussian Peasant Woman
- Gualtiero IsnenghiWounded Anti-Bolshevik
- Antonio MariettiSerghej, the People's Commissar
- Piero PastoreBeyrov
- Marcello TanziDiego
- Antonio SurianoNeapolitan Soldier (uncredited)
- Zoia WenedaAnother Russian Peasant Woman (uncredited)
Crew of The Man with the Cross
Roberto RosselliniDirector, Screenplay- Alberto ConsiglioScreenplay
- Asvero GravelliScreenplay, Story
- Giovanni D'AlicandroScreenplay
Renzo RosselliniOriginal Music Composer- Guglielmo LombardiDirector of Photography
Eraldo Da RomaEditor- Gastone MedinProduction Design
- Pietro SassoliConductor
- Giuseppe SylosProduction Manager
- D.U. LeonardiTechnical Advisor
- Alberto AttiliCamera Operator
- Mariano CafieroAssistant Director
- F. PompiliAssistant Director
- Italo TomassiPainter
- Rodolfo LombardiAssistant Camera
Giuseppe RotunnoAssistant Camera
About The Man with the Cross
What is The Man with the Cross about?
Ukraine, 1942. Italian troops are fighting against the Soviet Union. A military chaplain volunteers to stay behind with a badly wounded Italian soldier, even though this means certain capture.
When was The Man with the Cross released?
The Man with the Cross was released on February 3, 1943.
How long is The Man with the Cross?
The Man with the Cross runs 1 hour 14 minutes (74 minutes).
Who directed The Man with the Cross?
The Man with the Cross was directed by Roberto Rossellini.
Who is in the cast of The Man with the Cross?
The cast of The Man with the Cross includes Alberto Tavazzi (Military Chaplain), Roswita Schmidt (Irina, the Militiawoman), Aldo Capacci (Student Soldier), Franco Castellani (Wounded Russian Soldier) and Attilio Dottesio (Wounded Tank Driver).