The Slave of Carthage (1910)
At Megara, near Carthage (204 B. C.), the slave merchant Sahabalcar lusts after his roman slave Licia, who loves Terentius instead. Threatening her with sacrifice to the man-eating god Moloch, he is still refused. As the rite begins, Terentius rescues her, unleashing lions on the pursuing crowd, and the two lovers escape by boat toward freedom and happiness.
Directors: Roberto Omegna, Arturo Ambrosio, Luigi Maggi.
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Alberto Capozzi as Terentius (Terenzio) |
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Mary Cleo Tarlarini as Lidia |
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Luigi Maggi as Sahabalcar |
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Oreste Grandi as |
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Romilde Nigra as |
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Ercole Vaser as |
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Ernesto Vaser as |
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Mario Voller-Buzzi as |
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Dario Silvestri as |
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Serafino Vite as |
| Directing | Roberto Omegna | Director |
| Production | Arturo Ambrosio | Producer |
| Writing | Arrigo Frusta | Story |
| Directing | Arturo Ambrosio | Director |
| Directing | Luigi Maggi | Director |
| Crew | Angelo Scalenghe | Cinematography |
