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Released from a boarding school of nuns in Como, the seventeen-year-old Milanese Elena Giordani manages to convince her parents to let her spend the summer holidays together with her Genoese friend Diana D'Aquino in her villa in Rapallo.
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Released from a boarding school of nuns in Como, the seventeen-year-old Milanese Elena Giordani manages to convince her parents to let her spend the summer holidays together with her Genoese friend Diana D'Aquino in her villa in Rapallo.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leopoldo Trieste
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Nord Industrial Film
Cast
Leopoldo Trieste
Director
Marie Versini
Elena Giordani
Maurice Ronet
Paolo Donati
Alida Valli
madre di Elena
Corrado Pani
Augusto
Ann Smyrner
Martina
Maria Grazia Spina
Giulia Giordani
Sergio Fantoni
marito di Giulia Giordani
Otello Toso
padre di Elena
Evi Maltagliati
mamma di Paolo Donati
Ernes Zacconi
la madre superiora
Raffaella Carrà
amica di Diana
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