Vertigine d'amore Trailer (1948)
Italian movie inspired by "Le pain des pauvres".
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Italian movie inspired by "Le pain des pauvres".
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Elli Parvo as Silvana Resplanton
Piero Lulli as Olivero
Folco Lulli as Luca
Charles Vanel as Mugnaio Resplanton
Bella Starace Sainati as Lucia
Jone Salinas as Fifi'
Gabrielle Fontan as Olivero's mother
Luigi Capuano Director
Luigi Capuano Screenplay
Guido De Luca Screenplay
Maurice Druon Screenplay
Belisario L. Randone Producer
Mario Albertelli Director of Photography
Alfredo Montori Production Design
France 23 February 1949
Italy 01 January 1948
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