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The Wide Blue Road - Original Russian Movie Poster

Photo-collage poster designed to promote Gillo Pontecorvo’s powerful social drama in Russian cinemas. Set among a struggling Adriatic fishing community, the film follows a fisherman whose dangerous methods bring him into conflict with both the law and his fellow villagers.

This rare small-format poster features a dramatic monochrome photographic composition typical of Soviet cinema advertising of the period.

  • Original title -
    La grande strada azzurra
  • Year / Country - 1957 / Italy
  • Genre - Romance, Drama
  • Director - Gillo Pontecorvo
  • Starring -
    Federica Ranchi, Peter Carsten, Francisco Rabal, Alida Valli, Yves Montand
  • Poster title - Большая голубая дорога
  • Designer - Unknown artist
  • Dimensions- 11" x 9"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Unfolded.

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