Netflix On April 29, 1992, Italian crime scene investigators unearthed a 22-caliber bullet with the letter “H” stamped on its base buried in the vegetable garden of the Tuscan home of Pietro Pacciani, a farm laborer, who subsequently become dubbed “The Monster of Florence.”
Cut to present day. On a balmy mid-September afternoon, roughly 34 years later, Italian genre director Stefano Sollima — who is reconstructing the still-unsolved case for the screen in his eponymous Netflix thriller — is busy on a bustling hillside set on the outskirts of Rome.
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