A Pilot Returns
A young Italian pilot is interned in a British prison camp after his plane is shot down during the war against Greece. He falls in love with a doctor's daughter and manages to escape during a bombardment. He reaches home, wounded, just as news arrives of the Greek surrender.
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A young Italian pilot is interned in a British prison camp after his plane is shot down during the war against Greece. He falls in love with a doctor's daughter and manages to escape during a bombardment. He reaches home, wounded, just as news arrives of the Greek surrender.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Michelangelo Antonioni, Rosario Leone, Margherita Maglione, Massimo Mida, Roberto Rossellini
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Alleanza Cinematografica Italiana (A.C.I.)
Cast
Roberto Rossellini
Director
Massimo Girotti
Lieutenant Gino Rossati
Michela Belmonte
Anna
Gaetano Masier
Lieutenant Trisotti
Piero Lulli
De Santis
Nino Brondello
Lieutenant Vittali
Giovanni Valdambrini
Doctor, Anna's Father
Elvira Betrone
Mrs. Rossati, Gino's Mother
Piero Palermini
A Young English Officer
Jole Tinta
Mother of the Sick Child
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