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Guido Brenta is in the navy during a war but returns home eager to resume his former life filled with romantic entanglements. However, he encounters disappointment as his father's financial struggles worsen. His sister, Rosy, is involved with wealthy Vieri Levrieri, and as Guido navigates complex family relationships and a tumultuous friend group, he falls in love with Eugenia, Vieri's sister. The friendships dissolve under pressure, leading to unexpected outcomes.
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Guido Brenta is in the navy during a war but returns home eager to resume his former life filled with romantic entanglements. However, he encounters disappointment as his father's financial struggles worsen. His sister, Rosy, is involved with wealthy Vieri Levrieri, and as Guido navigates complex family relationships and a tumultuous friend group, he falls in love with Eugenia, Vieri's sister. The friendships dissolve under pressure, leading to unexpected outcomes.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marco Barboni, Sofia Lenzetti, Claudio Lizza, Teresio Spalla
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Teresio Spalla
Director
Vincenzo Peluso
Guido Brenta
Elodie Treccani
Rosy Brenta
Selvaggia Quattrini
Eugenia Levrieri
Manuela Arcuri
Nicla Chiodi
Ivana Monti
Lidia Brenta
Antonio Salines
Ernesto Brenta
Vera Gemma
Graziella
Duilio Del Prete
Emilio Brenta
Sofia Spada
Lucilla Levrieri
Mario Scaccia
Leone Gaudenzi
Gabriella Barbuti
Lorenza
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