La Gabbia

La Gabbia

5.5

Apr 06 1977

Thriller

Based on the infamous Stanford prison experiment. In 1977, Italian director Carlo Tuzii adapted the experiment to an Italian environment. Italian students made a film based on it, La Gabbia (The Cage).

John Steiner

John Steiner

Il professore

Roberto Bisacco

Roberto Bisacco

Il dottore

Miguel Bosé

Miguel Bosé

Carlo

Paolo Malco

Paolo Malco

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