The British actress explains why she decided to narrate the documentary A Very Sicilian Justice.
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A Very Sicilian Justice: Taking on the Mafia
A story of blackmail, conspiracy, courage and fear. We follow the Italian judge trying to take on the mafia.
18 Jul 2016
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