Die Eroberung der Zitadelle

The story follows a German publisher on a tour of Italy with his mother, which takes a tragic turn when she dies in an accident. Instead of returning to Germany, he opts to stay in Italy and takes a job at a construction site. Here, he encounters fellow workers, each with their own backgrounds, including a Greek exile and a Basque terrorist, all contributing to the film's exploration of personal and social dislocation.

This film not only offers a compelling narrative but also presents a unique look at the lives of displaced individuals against the backdrop of Italy's rich scenery. The diverse cast, including András Fricsay and Antonia Reininghaus, adds depth to the characters and their struggles. As a collector, you may find value in this film's representation of 1970s European cinema, as it captures a specific cultural moment and social issues that resonate even today.