Roberto Bisacco, an Italian actor known for his compelling performances in the 1960s and 1970s, appears in Camille 2000 (1969) and Torso (1973). In Detective Belli (1969), he showcases his ability to navigate the gritty narratives of exploitation cinema. Bisacco's roles often reflect the provocative themes of the era, making him a fitting figure in the exploration of cult and giallo genres. His contributions to these films highlight the raw energy and distinct style that characterize the cult cinema of his time.
Detective Belli
The rude Commissioner Belli is entrusted with the investigation into the death of a record company, Mr Romanis. The man, shot dead in his apartment, not far from the center of Rome, was found a few hours after his death. The gunshots shattered the apartment window, but no one seems to have noticed anything. In a pinwheel of events, the commissioner comes into contact with a number of characters: from model Sandy to pop singer Emanuelle, from lawyer Fontana to his beautiful wife, Mrs. Vera. These characters revolve around the story, revealing uncomfortable details of Rome well. After the death of Mino (son of lawyer Fontana) and Sandy, Commissioner Belli will be faced with the truth, exposing the unsuspected assassin.
