Coming of age, a girl is told the truth about her dead father: he is alive, but imprisoned for several crimes he did not commit... With the help of an old noble lady and a young count (who doubles as a daring sea captain), she will fight for the truth, and justice. Her opponent is the State Town's Inquisitor himself, who set her father's up to escape his own crimes.
Antonio Leonviola
Director
Frank Latimore
Captain Vessillo
Maria Frau
Bianca Spada
Françoise Rosay
Lady of Sant'Agata
Andrea Checchi
Massimo Girotti
Marco Spada
Eduardo Ciannelli
Inquisitore
Luciana Vedovelli
Nerissa Fornier
Carlo Micheluzzi
Il Doge
Gisella Sofio
Barberina
Lauro Gazzolo
Il banchiere
Angiola Faranda
Gemma Spada
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