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The Inheritance
In 1880 Rome, a patriarch closes the family bakery. His ambitious daughter-in-law manipulates her brothers-in-law to prevent their father's remarriage, securing her inheritance.
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In 1880 Rome, a patriarch closes the family bakery. His ambitious daughter-in-law manipulates her brothers-in-law to prevent their father's remarriage, securing her inheritance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ugo Pirro, Sergio Bazzini
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Flag Production
Cast
Mauro Bolognini
Director
Anthony Quinn
Gregorio Ferramonti
Fabio Testi
Mario Ferramonti
Dominique Sanda
Irene Carelli Ferramonti
Gigi Proietti
Pippo Ferramonti
Adriana Asti
Teta Ferramonti Furlin
Paolo Bonacelli
Paolo Furlin
Rossella Rusconi
Flaviana Barbati
Harold Bromley
Andrea Barbati
Silvia Cerio
Signora Minnelli
Rossana Di Lorenzo
Matilde
Simone Santo
Armando Carelli
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