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Voice of Silence
The film follows men from all walks of life, seeking to give meaning to their lives and rediscover their inner peace during a retreat in the “House of Silence”. For three days, they meditate on their lives.
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The film follows men from all walks of life, seeking to give meaning to their lives and rediscover their inner peace during a retreat in the “House of Silence”. For three days, they meditate on their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Cesare Zavattini, Pierre Bost, Oreste Biancoli, Roland Laudenbach, Giorgio Prosperi, Tullio Pinelli, Bonaventura Tecchi, Bruno Paolinelli, Pietro Tompkins, Ákos Tolnay, Franz von Treuberg, Giuseppe Berto
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Franco London Films, Società Italiana Cines
Cast
G.W. Pabst
Director
Aldo Fabrizi
Pio Fabiani
Jean Marais
Andrea Sanna
Daniel Gélin
Francesco Ferro
Frank Villard
Mario Rossi
Fernando Fernán Gómez
Fernando Layer
Terence Hill
Boy at Barrier
Cosetta Greco
Anna Maria
Paolo Stoppa
Publisher
Rossana Podestà
Angiolina De Bellis
Eduardo Ciannelli
Father Superior
Antonio Crast
Preacher Father
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