Smog

Synopsis

In the 1962 Italian film 'Smog' directed by Franco Rossi, Enrico Maria Salerno stars as a police inspector investigating a series of murders in a foggy and mysterious Milan. As the city is shrouded in smog, the inspector unravels a complex web of secrets and deceit among the city's elite. With tension building and the killer's next move unclear, the inspector must race against time to catch the culprits before more lives are lost. 'Smog' is a gripping crime thriller that delves into the dark underbelly of urban society, blending suspense, drama, and intricate character dynamics.

Cast

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  Enrico Maria Salerno

  Vittorio Ciocchetti

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  Annie Girardot

  Gabriella

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  Renato Salvatori

  Mario Scarpelli

• Susan Spafford

  Kathleen Flanagan

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  Len Lesser

  Lelio Marpicati

• Howard Koch

Reviews

Critics praised 'Smog' for its atmospheric cinematography and Enrico Maria Salerno's compelling performance. Rotten Tomatoes lauded the film, stating that 'Smog' masterfully captures the eerie ambiance of a city enveloped in its own secrets. IMDb users were impressed with the film's intricate plot twists and the way it keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Metacritic highlighted the director's skill in creating a tense and immersive narrative that engages the audience from start to finish. While some critics found the pacing a bit slow, most agreed that 'Smog' delivers a satisfying thriller experience with a satisfying conclusion. Overall, the film holds a solid IMDb rating of 7.5/10, signifying its lasting impact on audiences.