Un bacio a fior d'acqua Trailer (1936)

01 January 1936 Drama, Comedy

A nanny, in order to give in to the invitation of a suitor who proposes a motorboat trip, leaves her child unattended on land. The trip ends in a dramatic dive into the water, and while the two inexperienced navigators are picked up unconscious by some fishermen, a good devil takes the little boy with him, whom he finds abandoned and crying on the shore. However, the disappearance is believed to be the result of a kidnapping and the poor devil, identified, risks going through a bad time if the nanny and her suitor, who have recovered, do not rush to justify him in time. The nanny finds in her marriage to her helmsman the compensation for the dismissal by the child's parents, and the good devil secures an honest job.

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Cast

Tino Bianchi as Giorgio Carli

Nella Maria Bonora as Elsa

Laura Nucci as Franca

Guglielmo Barnabò as Il commendatore

Emma Baron as Wally

Domenico Gambino as Mario

Crew

Giuseppe Guarino Director

Domenico Gambino Story

Alessandro De Stefani Writer

Otello Martelli Director of Photography

Ezio Carabella Original Music Composer

Guido Mancinelli Producer

International Releases Dates

Italy 01 January 1936

Production Companies

Società Anonima Films Attualità (SAFA)

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