Davide Camporesi is the owner of the "Tornerai" pension in Cesenatico which he manages together with his wife Elvira and daughter Carletta, and which mainly welcomes German tourists. One day, during a trip to the countryside to buy wine, Davide meets Vindice Forattini, a former partisan comrade whom he had not seen for 30 years and who now sells agricultural feed together with his attractive daughter Cesarina. During the meeting, Davide is deeply impressed by Cesarina, and invites her to stay at the family pension. But things soon get out of hand to Davide, who finds himself romantically involved.
Vittorio Sindoni
Director
Walter Chiari
Davide Camporesi
Valeria Moriconi
Elvira Camporesi
Gino Bramieri
Vindice Forattini
Cinzia Monreale
Cesarina
Renato Pinciroli
il padre di Davide
Roberto Chevalier
Paolino Mariani
Armando Bandini
l'impiegato del Grand hotel
Deddi Savagnone
Adalgisa
Roberto Della Casa
Remigio
Leonora Fani
Attrice
Maria Antonietta Beluzzi
moglie di Luigi
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