Run with the Devil

Run with the Devil (original title: Via Margutta) is a 1960 Italian-French comedy-drama film directed by Mario Camerini. Shot in black and white, the film takes its name from Rome's famous Via Margutta, the small street that served as a gathering place for the city's bohemian circles of artists, performers and art dealers at the time.

Camerini co-wrote the screenplay with Franco Brusati, Ennio de Concini and Ugo Guerra. The film runs about 110 minutes and stars Antonella Lualdi, Gérard Blain and Franco Fabrizi, with Gabriella Giorgelli and Alex Nicol also appearing in the cast.