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Some peasants are excited to marry their first-born with a beautiful young woman, but they are unaware of her ambitious personality. When the father-in-law finds a treasure, everything gets complicated.
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Some peasants are excited to marry their first-born with a beautiful young woman, but they are unaware of her ambitious personality. When the father-in-law finds a treasure, everything gets complicated.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luigi Bonelli, Vinicio Marinucci, Mario Sequi
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Mario Sequi
Director
María Félix
Oliva
Rossano Brazzi
Pietro
Charles Vanel
Bastiano
Massimo Serato
Berto
Irma Gramatica
Orsola - la abuela
Giulio Donnini
El orfebre Goliat
Italia Marchesini
Adele
Fausto Guerzoni
El tío Saverio conocido como "Girasol"
Ada Dondini
La señora Gesuina
Franco Coop
El Caballero
Fiorella Betti
Cleofe
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