Julie Ballenger has spent five years in a psychiatric clinic. Leaving the clinic apparently cured, she is hired by a wealthy industrialist, Mostri, to work as a governess to his young nephew, Thomas. The boy is heir to a huge fortune after the recent death of his wealthy parents who died in mysterious circumstances. During a visit to a park, Julie and Thomas are kidnapped at gun-point and driven away to deserted quarry. The two hostages manage to escape, but are closely pursued by an armed killer...

20世纪80年代初，意大利罗马。一个在蓝色同性恋，发现一个异装癖卡巴莱工作的人被勒死。尼科·吉拉尔迪警探负责调查，并渗透到罗马同性恋社区。

A cop recruits a criminal and his cohorts to help track down a violent crime lord who has kidnapped the ill daughter of a rich family.

一名高级卧底警察发现并逮捕了一系列抢钱包的人，直到他发现一名美国人在一个邪恶的盗贼团伙中。

1968 film directed by Giulio Petroni

A Lothario, in trouble for fooling around with a Senator's wife, becomes an unwitting witness to a mob murder. Police Lieutenant Parker tries to solve the case in enough time to take his long-suffering family on vacation.

Luigi“Chinaman”Maietto越狱。他一获释，就立即指派两名党羽谋杀督察，督察的证词曾导致他入狱。探长坦兹被处死，但幸免于难。当地的报纸为他遮遮掩掩，假装暗杀成功了。当坦子病情好转时，他的上司希望他躲在瑞士。但坦兹拒绝了他，因为他打算确保马耶托被重新关进监狱。他会全力以赴。

A detective is assigned to head a manhunt for four violent bank robbers.

一个精神错乱的小罪犯意识到他每天犯下的抢劫、强奸和谋杀都不够有利可图，所以他想通过绑架一个富人的女儿来获得成功。

This is Corbuchi's third entry in a series of cop-thrillers featuring Thomas Millian as inspector Nico Giraldi. This series features more humor than other Italian cop-thrillers. They also contain less violence and less of a political statement. And worst of all there is hardly a story-line. Instead the movie focuses on Millian as a fun-loving member of a anti-theft squad. This particular movie is even a step down from it's earlier entry's. If you're looking for comedy go for it, but if you're looking for a good example of an Italian cop-thriller with lots of action, violence, corruption, and a revenge-theme you'll have to look elsewhere.

督察尼科·吉拉尔迪（Nico Giraldi）在监视他的骗子姐夫的同时，卷入了一起以一级方程式赛车为背景的谋杀案。吉拉尔迪因试图掩盖其姐夫而被停职，并担心他的妻子和儿子可能会成为下一个目标。因此，他求助于儿时的朋友兼首席线人文蒂塞洛。

I didn't much like this film when I first saw it ten or twelve years ago, but I was probably expecting a serious, fast-paced, violent Italian crime film as many of Tomas Milian's mid-70s films were. However this one emphasizes the comedy at least as much as the action, although it is still a successful package and the comedy/crime mixture works well. I haven't see all the later films (which ran well into the 1980's) with Milian as unconventional police inspector Nico Giraldi, but the one after this THE GANG THAT SOLD America, which also features a lot of US location shooting, does not work that well in my opinion and is full of dated pop culture references and unfunny humor. The first scene of LITTLE ITALY--as a dirty old man is looking through binoculars at a lady undressing...while his apartment is completely stripped clean by robbers only a few feet away from him!--sets the tone for the film. The plot, such as it is, takes Milian to New York and eventually to Las Vegas (and eventually to the gas chamber in Nevada in an outrageous climax!), and there's lots of great location footage of him walking along the old Vegas strip circa 1978. Eli Wallach appears (though his voice doesn't!) as a mafia don, in a role that didn't require much of this fine actor, but he plays comedy well and is good in the scenes involving his underlings, his red-haired wallflower oversexed daughter, and Milian (the scene in the Italian restaurant where Milian throws a pizza in the face of one of Wallach's underlings is classic!). Bombolo, who appears in a number of these later Nico Giraldi films, is a fine comic foil for Milian, and they have a good chemistry. I've yet to see the 1980's entries in this series (any kind soul out there with extra copies?), but in LITTLE ITALY the series still has some life in it, and Bruno Corbucci makes the mix of lowbrow Italian comedy and Italian police action work well. Not a classic, and action-oriented fans will be let down, but Milian fans will enjoy it.

Emergency Squad/Squadra Volante (the latter actually translating as 'Flying Squad') is an okayish no-budget poliziotteschi that there's absolutely no reason to watch but which fills the time slightly better than expected if you do. The usual cop out to find his wife's killer plot suffers from having a lead who is barely present (the usually reliable Tomas Milian is a surprisingly dull turn in an almost non-existent role), but there are a few minor flourishes (such as Milian imagining crooks standing in front of the targets in a pistol range) and it fulfils every exploitation film's remit: always include an explosion for the trailer and book a helicopter for one day's shooting. The best moment comes not in the film itself but on the DVD extras in a brief but rambling interview with the film's dying director, Stelvio Massi, when he tries to remember the name of some American director who wrote him a fan letter until his wife suddenly remembers: "Tarantino?" "Yes, I think that's it."

粗鲁的罗马警察尼科·吉拉尔迪和一名英国侦探联手寻找一个对伦敦劳埃德银行实施大规模欺诈的团伙。

Mlle de Maupin escapes from her uncle's castle, invaded by Hungarian troops, under the guise of a clergyman named Theodore. An army recruiter forces Theodore to enlist in the King's army, and not even the religious robe is an insurance against it. Theodore is assigned to be aide-de-camp to Alcibiade, a man as virile in combat, as he seems troubled for the figure of his aid... D'Albert, an aristocrat, will expose Theodore's true sex, and after a number of confusing, comedy situations, Alcibiade will appease his troubled feelings.

阔别祖国三十五年的乌拉尼亚回到了故乡多米尼加共和国。三十五年前整个多米尼加共和国处于冷血独裁者特鲁希略的统治下，乌拉尼亚的父亲凯布尔正是这位独裁者的得力助手。三十五年后，凯布勒尔已老，他行动不便更是丧失了语言功能。乌拉尼亚的姑妈不能理解为何乌拉尼亚从不曾探望自己父亲，面对质问，乌拉尼亚缓缓诉说起三十多年前那些美好的回忆，那些政治阴谋，还有那个毁了她一生的秘密……