The rich Gloria, resident for years in the United States, returns to live in her native country in Sicily, where she is welcomed by her sister-in-law, widow Antonia and her son Saro. The beautiful Gloria does not fail to arouse particular interest in the inhabitants of the place, especially in a building speculator, the engineer De Vita, who intends at all costs to get hold Gloria's land. She will be able to seduce the man, and then allow herself to the sister-in-law and the nephew before leaving for the USA.
Giuseppe Pulieri
Director
Marina Hedman
Gloria
Antonella Antinori
Antonia / Gloria's sister in-law
Pietro Aiello
Saro / Antonia's son
Alessandro Partexano
Antonio / engineer
Gino Pagnani
Alfredo
Mauro Vestri
Alfredo's Friend
Elio Stefanizzi
Catherine Zago
the Baroness / Antonio's mother (as Catherina Zago)
Vanessa Vitale
Salvatore Puntillo
Calogero / il farmacista-the pharmacist
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