26 November 1915 Drama, Romance 60 mins
Grazia de Plessans abandons her studies in a convent following a mystical crisis. In her paternal house, she studies music together with maestro Claudio Morillot with whom she ends up falling in love.
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Lyda Borelli as Grazia di Plessans
Francesco Cacace as Ruggero Lechatelier
Leda Gys as Susanna Lechatelier
Amleto Novelli as Claudio Morillot
Italy 26 November 1915
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