We the Living, Part Two Trailer

We the Living, Part Two Trailer (1942)

15 September 1942 Drama 96 mins

After having been captured in a Crimea during a failed attempt to flee overseas, Leo returns in Petersburg for Kira.

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Cast

Alida Valli

as Kira Argounova

Fosco Giachetti

as Andrej Taganov

Rossano Brazzi

as Leo Kovalenski

Emilio Cigoli

as Pavel Sjerov

Giovanni Grasso

as Tishenko

Silvia Manto

as Mariska

Gioia Collei

as Acia Dunaev

Lamberto Picasso

as Il capo della G.P.U.

International Releases Dates

Italy 15 September 1942

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