"The Story Of A Mulatto Boy In A White Man's World"08 April 1950War95 mins
An Italian man is released from prison after World War II, excited to meet the son his late wife had while he was away, only to be shocked when he discovers that the son is half-black, the result of an encounter between his wife and an American GI. Released in America as "Angelo"
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Have you watched Angelo yet? What did you think about it?