Where to watch The Summit in Italy
The Summit is available to rent or buy on Google Play Movies and Amazon Video in Italy. It isn't on a subscription streaming service there yet. Availability checked 5 June 2026.
About The Summit
The Summit is a 2013 movie in the Documentary genre, directed by Massimo Lauria and Franco Fracassi, starring Hans Abrahamsson, Vittorio Agnoletto and Giovanni Aliquo. It has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes. It holds an average rating of 7.4/10 from 6 viewers. Below you can see where to watch The Summit in Italy — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.
Overview
The actions of the Italian police against peaceful demonstrators durign G8 in Genua in 2001, one of whom died and a hundred of whom sustained serious injuries, was described by Amnesty International as one of the most severe breaches of democratic rights in a European country since the SecondWorld War. Under the pretext of wanting to arrest members of the anarchistic Black Bloc, police stormed into the Diaz school complex which at the time housed journalists covering the event, and spent over two hours raining blows on defenceless women and men.
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Where can I watch The Summit in Italy?+
In Italy, The Summit is available to rent or buy on Google Play Movies and Amazon Video. It isn't on a subscription streaming service there right now.
Is The Summit on Netflix?+
The Summit is not on Netflix in Italy right now.
How long is The Summit?+
The Summit has a runtime of 1 hour 35 minutes (95 minutes).
Who stars in The Summit?+
The Summit stars Hans Abrahamsson, Vittorio Agnoletto, Giovanni Aliquo, Paolo Bellino and Mauro Bulgarelli.
When did The Summit come out?+
The Summit is a 2013 movie directed by Massimo Lauria and Franco Fracassi.
What genre is The Summit?+
The Summit is Documentary film.
Who directed The Summit?+
The Summit was directed by Massimo Lauria and Franco Fracassi.
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