CinemAperitivo mit Gast!
Governance - Il prezzo del potere (Governance - The Price of Power) ITA/FR 2020 [OmeU]; R: Michael Zampino; 89 Min; mit Massimo Popolizio und Vinicio Marchioni;
Im Anschluß Aperitivo und Gespräch mit dem Regisseur
[GER]
Renzo Petrucci muss nach Ermittlungen wegen Korruption sein Amt als Generaldirektor eines Ölkonzerns niederlegen. In der Überzeugung, dass Viviane, die junge Kollegin, die seinen Platz eingenommen hat, ihn verraten hat, tötet Renzo sie und kommt anschließend in den darauf folgenden Ermittlungen ungeschoren davon.
Vom Unternehmen zurückgerufen, erobert der Manager die Unternehmensspitze trotz der wachsenden Verdächtigungen, die auf ihm lasten…
[ENG]
Renzo Petrucci is forced to leave his job as general manager of a multinational oil company after corruption charges. Convinced that the woman who has taken his place has betrayed him, Renzo takes his revenge by killing her.
Reinstated by the Board, he works his way up to the top, driving his company to new heights despite the growing suspicion and mistrust...
[ITA]
Renzo Petrucci deve abbandonare l’incarico di Direttore Generale di un gruppo petrolifero dopo un’inchiesta per corruzione. Convinto che a tradirlo sia stata Viviane, la giovane collega che ha preso il suo posto, Renzo la uccide riuscendo poi a cavarsela nell’indagine che segue.
Richiamato dall’azienda, il manager conquista il vertice malgrado i sospetti crescenti che pesano su di lui…
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