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Elena, after a date with his boyfriend Guido, comes home finding his father tried to kill himself with gas because he lost a lot of money due to some wrong investments.
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Elena, after a date with his boyfriend Guido, comes home finding his father tried to kill himself with gas because he lost a lot of money due to some wrong investments.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aldo De Benedetti, Sandro Continenza, Raffaello Matarazzo
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Par Film S.p.A., Lux Film
Cast
Raffaello Matarazzo
Director
Silvana Pampanini
Elena Fanti
Massimo Girotti
Dr. Guido Aureli
Gianni Santuccio
Luigi Moretti
Irene Papas
Clara
Giorgio Capecchi
Police Commissioner
Gualtiero De Angelis
Police officer
Anita Durante
Concierge
Franco Fabrizi
Viaggiani
Teresa Franchini
Sister superior
Enrico Glori
Prison director
Patrizia Lari
Elena's chambermaid
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