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The Forbidden Decameron
The Decameron forbidden is a 1972 Italian comedy, directed by Carlo Infascelli. The film, which counts among the starring actors such as Orchidea De Santis, Gabriella Giorgelli, nut Crostarosa and Carlo De Carvalho, is inspired by Boccaccio's fourteenth-century novels. In particular, it is the film adaptation of that novel starring frà Pepin, a young native of Florence, which was discovered and arrested for his relationship with Mona Fawaz, a married woman. Thanks to the help of his friends painters, manages to escape..
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The Decameron forbidden is a 1972 Italian comedy, directed by Carlo Infascelli. The film, which counts among the starring actors such as Orchidea De Santis, Gabriella Giorgelli, nut Crostarosa and Carlo De Carvalho, is inspired by Boccaccio's fourteenth-century novels. In particular, it is the film adaptation of that novel starring frà Pepin, a young native of Florence, which was discovered and arrested for his relationship with Mona Fawaz, a married woman. Thanks to the help of his friends painters, manages to escape..
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Carlo Infascelli, Ugo Moretti, Antonio Racioppi, Gastone Ramazzotti, Mario Amendola
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Roma Film
Cast
Carlo Infascelli, Antonio Racioppi
Director
Dado Crostarosa
Friar Ferruccio
Carlos de Carvalho
Romanello
Orchidea De Santis
Tessa
Mario Frera
Abbot Gianni
Gabriella Giorgelli
Monna Fiorenza
Margaret Rose Keil
Monna Beatrice
Malisa Longo
Nicolosa
Mario Maranzana
Podestà
Giacomo Rizzo
Guidotti
Paolo Rosani
Bruno
Elena Veronese
Celeste
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