Two partners return from the war to find their coffee plantation in the hands of an unscrupulous overseer. One is attracted to an exotic native girl that the overseer has at the plantation.
Guido Brignone
Director
Doris Duranti
Mailù
Carlo Duse
Donati
Antonio Centa
Paolo
Fausto Guerzoni
Coppola
Enrico Glori
Simone
Piero Pastore
Casale
Giovanni Grasso
Marco, il capo della piantagione
Andrea Checchi
L'operaio della piantagione
Carlo Romano
Un altro operaio della piantagione
Enrico Marroni
Todini
Felice Minotti
Riva
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