Maddalena, Zero for Conduct
A young woman teaches commercial writing and makes her students practice by writing letters addressed to an imaginary recipient from Vienna. One day, the love letter the woman writes to this non-existent man is accidentally sent by one of her students –and falls into the hands of a real person.
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A young woman teaches commercial writing and makes her students practice by writing letters addressed to an imaginary recipient from Vienna. One day, the love letter the woman writes to this non-existent man is accidentally sent by one of her students –and falls into the hands of a real person.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ferruccio Biancini
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Artisti Associati
Cast
Vittorio De Sica
Director
Vittorio De Sica
Alfredo Hartman
Vera Bergman
Elisa Malgari
Carla Del Poggio
Maddalena
Irasema Dilián
Eva
Pina Renzi
Prof.ssa Varzi
Arturo Bragaglia
Prof. Sila
Guglielmo Barnabò
Padre di Maddalena
Amelia Chellini
La direttrice
Paola Veneroni
L'allieva Varghetti, la spiona
Dora Bini
L'allieva Caricati
Enza Delbi
Un' allieva
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