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Many Wars Ago
''Uomini contro'' (internationally released as ''Many Wars Ago'') is a 1970 Italo-Yugoslav anti war drama film directed by Francesco Rosi. It is based on the memoir by Emilio Lussu "Un anno sull'altopiano"〔http://digilander.libero.it/davis2/lezioni/fotocine/film/uomini%20contro.htm (In Italian, but the first line is almost impossible to not understand, in blue. "romanzo" means "novel" by the way)〕 The Italian title is (most likely) ambiguous and difficult to translate ("Men against" is a word by word translation). However "Un anno sull'altopiano" means "''A year on the plateau''". The film was screened at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival in honor of Francesco Rosi, deceased a few weeks before.
== Plot ==
On the Trentino Front during World War One around 1916-17, Italian army officers demand far too much of their men.
Time after time the soldiers are forced to leave their trenches in attempts to storm the enemy positions, always with the same horrific result. The Austro-Hungarian machine guns inevitably mow them down. In one attack a major is killed, and subsequently every sixth man of his platoon is chosen to be executed by a firing squad of his comrades, in some bizarre kind of compensation for the killed officer. And it gets only worse...
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