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Back from the war, a man discovers that his daughter has died and his wife has left their house. He searches for the girlfriend of a fellow soldier and falls for her.
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Back from the war, a man discovers that his daughter has died and his wife has left their house. He searches for the girlfriend of a fellow soldier and falls for her.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Luigi Capuano
Written By:Fulvio Palmieri, Gianfranco Luzi, Luigi Capuano
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Romana Film

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