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Four stories about unfaithful wives and jealous husbands.
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Four stories about unfaithful wives and jealous husbands.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Mino Guerrini
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Transeuropa Film, Italian International Film
Cast
Mino Guerrini
Director
Enza Sbordone
Elena (segment 'Il Sire di Brindisi')
Antonio De Leo
Il Signore di Brindisi (segment 'Il Sire di Brindisi')
Francesco D'Adda
Galante (segment 'Il Sire di Brindisi')
Alida Rosano
Olimpia (segment 'Olimpia')
Gianfranco Quadrini
Monk lover of Olimpia (segment 'Olimpia')
Giacomo De Michelis
Husband of Olimpia (segment 'Olimpia')
Amelia Sassaroli
Mother of Olimpia (segment 'Olimpia')
Giuseppe Volpe
Bigetta (segment 'Il pescatore')
Enzo Maggio
Beppe (segment 'Il pescatore')
Mirella Rossi
Servant (segment 'Il pescatore')
Rolando Prosperi
Doctor (segment 'Il pescatore')
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