Original Cinema Release 1.- 33/70 cm. Publ. by S.A.C. Servizi Ausiliari di Cinema, - Rome, 1986. Very Rare! Absolutely perfect Condition. What should you look for to determine the value? 1. Printing details: Look very closely at the tiny print at the very bottom (or top, in your photo). Original posters often state the specific printing house in Rome or Milan and the year of the tax stamp (*Prima Edizione*). [1] 2. Condition: The poster has distinct fold lines (which is normal for cinema posters, as they were shipped folded to theaters back then). Small tears, discoloration, or pinholes reduce the value. 3. Paper: Vintage Italian *locandinas* are printed on relatively thin, matte paper that feels slightly rough after decades and shows slight yellowing on the back. Posters will be rolled in a sturdy tube and finally packed in a cardboard box.