From Flags to Costumes—the Diversity in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
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A young woman who has been seduced and abandoned is led to believe by her former in-laws that their son, whom they sent to an orphanage, is dead. She takes her vows and returns to her homeland after years of missionary work. She learns that her former lover has been killed in a duel and barely has time to see her dying son before he passes away.
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A young woman who has been seduced and abandoned is led to believe by her former in-laws that their son, whom they sent to an orphanage, is dead. She takes her vows and returns to her homeland after years of missionary work. She learns that her former lover has been killed in a duel and barely has time to see her dying son before he passes away.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sergio Pugliese, Enrico Ribulsi, Federico Sinibaldi
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Cast
Ettore Giannini, Giulio Antamoro, Federico Sinibaldi
Director
Beatrice Mancini
Maria / Suor Francesca
Filippo Scelzo
Giovanni Carani
Emma Gramatica
Marchesa Anastasia Carani
Cesare Barbetti
Il piccolo Cristino
Giuseppe Addobbati
Il marchesino Arnaldo
Elena Altieri
Contessina Clara, moglie di Arnaldo
Adele Garavaglia
Zia Agata
Gildo Bocci
Domenico, il mugnaio
Marcello Giorda
Marini
Emilio Petacci
Il conte, padre di Clara
Gemma Bolognesi
La contessa, madre di Clara
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