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Bombing Pompeii
Bombing Pompeii

Bombing Pompeii

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Budget

$44

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

0 mins

Rating

8/10

Release Date

29 August 2023

Country

United States of America

Cast

Franco Porcelli

Franco Porcelli

Self - Polytechnic University of Turin

Gianluca Vitagliano

Gianluca Vitagliano

Self - Architect, Ministry of Culture

Alessandra Pensa

Alessandra Pensa

Self - Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research

Luigi Sambuelli

Luigi Sambuelli

Self - Polytechnic University of Turin

Chiara Colombero

Chiara Colombero

Self - Polytechnic University of Turin

Alberto Godio

Alberto Godio

Self - Polytechnic University of Turin

Paolo Dabove

Paolo Dabove

Self - Polytechnic University of Turin

Nigel Pollard

Nigel Pollard

Self - Swansea University

Matthew Halton

Matthew Halton

Self - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

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