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Title Don Bosco [videorecording DVD] / Ignatius Press presents an RAI S.P.A. production; produced by Corrado Biggi, Elle Di Ci, Alfio Sugaroni; written by Silvano Buzzo, Ennio De Concini; directed by Leandro Catellani.
Edition Full screen special edition.

Publication Info. [S.I.] : Ignatius Press, [2012]
©2012
Description 1 videodisc (113 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in + 1 booklet
Content Type two-dimensional moving image tdi rdacontent
Media Type video v rdamedia
Carrier Type videodisc vd rdacarrier
Description digital optical rda
video file DVD video rda

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Credits Original music by Stelvio Cipriani.
Cast Ben Gazzara, Patsy Kensit, Karl Zinny.
Summary Ben Gazzara stars in this classic film about St. John Bosco, the beloved 19th century Italian priest who sought out the homeless youth of Turin to help them have a better life. He overcame incredible challenges, including the government who wanted him out of the way, an archbishop who tried to silence him, and the revolution that put a price on his head. But nothing could stop Don Bosco from rescuing the poor and outcast children to give them a home, teach them work skills, and catechize them in the Catholic faith.
Audience Not rated.
System Details DVD.
Note Special features: behind-the-scenes featurette; collector's booklet with study guide and film photos.
Original Version Originally produced as a motion picture in 1988.
Language In English dialogue with Spanish subtitles.
Subject Bosco, Giovanni, Saint, 1815-1888 -- Drama.
Christian saints -- Drama.
Homeless youth -- Drama.
Genre Feature films.
Religious films.
DVD-Video discs.
Add'l Names Biggi, Corrado.
Di Ci, Elle.
Sugaroni, Alfio.
Buzzo, Silvano.
De Concini, Ennio, 1923-2008.
Catellani, Leandro.
Gazzara, Ben, 1930-2012.
Kensit, Patsy.
Zinny, Karl.
Other corporate author Ignatius Press.
ISBN 978158617553
OCLC zsuffc b4593456