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Francesca and Nunziata
At the beginning of the century, in Italy, a wealthy woman Francesca (Loren), adopts a poor little girl named Nunziata. The years pass, Nunziata falls in love Federico (Bova), her adoptive brother, son of Francesca.
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At the beginning of the century, in Italy, a wealthy woman Francesca (Loren), adopts a poor little girl named Nunziata. The years pass, Nunziata falls in love Federico (Bova), her adoptive brother, son of Francesca.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Elvio Porta
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Runtime:125 minutes
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Cast
Lina Wertmüller
Director
Sophia Loren
Francesca Montorsi
Giancarlo Giannini
Giordano Montorsi
Claudia Gerini
Nunziata
Raoul Bova
Federico Montorsi
Luciano De Crescenzo
Don Giacomo Ruotolo
Armando Pugliese
Cardinal Montorsi
Massimo Wertmüller
Angelo Limieri
Paolo De Giorgio
Giorgio Carillo
Moira Grassi
Gelsomina
Vanessa Sabet
Paolina
Domenico Orsini
Enrico
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