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A Bullet Through the Heart
A Bullet Through the Heart (French: "Une balle au cœur", Greek: "Μια σφαίρα στην καρδιά") is a 1966 Franco-Greek film directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet.
Plot.
Keeping an old resentment against Montelepre – a Sicilian aristocratic family –, an influential gangster named Rizzardi (Vasilis Diamantopoulos), takes possession of the palace of last representative of the family, Francesco Montelepre (Sami Frey), who he plans to kill. Stripped of its property
examination, the director found a small caliber bullet wound under her armpit. Police were contacted and sought out to find the source of the gunshot. Standing in Christian's back yard, a detective used a sheet of plywood to represent her body, with a hole cut out to represent the bullet wound. He determined that the bullet came from the Briley home across the alley. There, the murder weapon was found and Linwood admitted to the crime with indifference: "I heard she had heart problems, she would have died