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Softcore melodrama about a young woman who becomes a prostitute with the hopes of raising enough money to start a career as a model for romantic fumetti books
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Softcore melodrama about a young woman who becomes a prostitute with the hopes of raising enough money to start a career as a model for romantic fumetti books
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Piero Regnoli
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Romi Cinematografica
Cast
Alfredo Rizzo
Director
Franca Gonella
Caterina Moreno
Luciano Pigozzi
Secondo - father of Caterina
Roberto Loreti
Tonino
Olga Romanelli
Norma
Paolo Pacino
Marco
Guido Leontini
Pietro
Cinzia Romanazzi
Susanna Moreno - sister of Caterina
Ria De Simone
Rosetta
Renato Malavasi
Primo - father of Secondo
Luca Sportelli
Birocchi
Enzo Pulcrano
Photographer
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