Una voce di notte (2013) [DVD9 PAL]

Una voce di notte (2013) [DVD9 PAL]


Taken from A voice at night
Directed by: Alberto Sironi
Written by: Andrea Camilleri, Francesco Bruni, Salvatore De Mola

Original title Inspector Montalbano
Country Italy
Year 1999 - in production
TV series format
Yellow, detective genre
Seasons 15
Episodes 37
Duration 100 min (episode)
Original language Italian, Sicilian
Ratio 16: 9


Creator Andrea Camilleri

Interpreters and characters

Luca Zingaretti: Salvo Montalbano
Cesare Bocci: Mimì Augello
Peppino Mazzotta: Giuseppe Fazio
Angelo Russo: Agatino Catarella
Isabell Sollman: Ingrid Sjöström
Davide Lo Verde: Galluzzo
Marcello Perracchio: Dr. Pasquano
Roberto Nobile: Nicolò Zito
Katharina Böhm: Livia Burlando (st. 1-8)
Lina Perned: Livia Burlando (st. 9)
Sonia Bergamasco: Livia Burlando (st.10+)

Other performers: Antonio Milo (Luciano Sponses), Saverio Marconi (Michele Strangio), Giovanni Visentin (Judge Tommaseo), Rosario Minardi (Guido Nicotra)

Audio: Italian Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles: Italian for the hearing impaired


On his birthday, the commissioner finds himself struggling with a combative hijacker, Giovanni Strangio, who turns out to be the reckless son of the President of the Province of Montelusa, Michele Strangio. Montalbano realizes that he is facing serious trouble, especially when Strangio himself goes to the commissioner to report the discovery of the body of his fiancée, Mariangela Carlesimo. At the same time, in one of the largest supermarkets in Vigata, a theft is discovered, which, however, shows strange inconsistencies. Montalbano, underestimating the case, entrusts it to his deputy, Augello, but this warehouse is, as known to all commoners, attributable to the Cuffaro family, and in the Board of Directors of the same, in addition to various convenient figures, the Honorable Mongibello stands out. . The manager of the supermarket, a certain Guido Nicotra, is found hanged the day after the complaint. Montalbano begins to come under pressure from above, as the politicians involved in the two cases begin to be annoyed by his attitudes and his investigations; he will therefore find himself forced to force his hand a little to resolve these two cases, acting in a somewhat unusual way, which will cause him to reflect a lot.