Antonio Pacinotti

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Long Viking Boats - British-Yugoslav film from 1963. On the screens of Polish cinemas appeared in 1967. The screenplay is a free adaptation of Rudy Orm's Swedish novelist Frans Gunnar Bengtsson.

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Adventure movie about vikings. Tells the story of the search for the golden bell by Rolf, the son of the royal squadron Step. The Moorish Prince Ali Mansuh is also looking for a bell. Rolf and his brother Orm are kidnapped by King Harald's funeral boat. As the hostess they take the royal daughter of Gerda. After arriving in the Moorish state (probably in present-day Spain), the members of the expedition are captured. Sheikh Ali Mansuh tries to get information from Rolf about the location of the golden bells. Princess Gerda was sold to the prince's harem. The Vikings, trying to free themselves, invaded the prince's harem. After an unsuccessful attempt to escape and threaten the bloody execution on an iron horse, Rolf agrees to lead a tour of the bell with Prince Ali Mansuch. It turns out that the golden bell was covered with a layer of plaster. In the absence of the prince, the Harald Viking rider arrives in the capital, who intends to punish Rolf and his crew. King Harald's soldiers release Rolf's Vikings, who return on the expedition and are bound in a solemn procession with a golden bell. In battle Aminah's wife dies with a javelin. At the end of the film, duke Ali Mansuh is alone with Rolf and dies with a golden bell, which in the bustle of the battle falls from the wagon. King Harald forgives Rolf for kidnapping the boat. cast

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