Sunday in August Trailer

Sunday in August Trailer (1950)

07 March 1950 Drama, Comedy 75 mins

The plot weaves several episodes with several groups of people, Roman families, youth gangs and young love couples, who spend a Sunday at the beach of Ostia.

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Cast

Anna Baldini

as Marcella Meloni

Vera Carmi

as Adriana

Emilio Cigoli

as Alberto Mantovani

Andrea Compagnoni

as Cesare Meloni

Anna Di Leo

as Iolanda

Salvo Libassi

as Perrone

Elvi Lissiak

as Luciana

Marcello Mastroianni

as Ercole Nardi

Anna Medici

as Rosetta

Jone Morino

as Mesmè

Ave Ninchi

as Fernanda Meloni

Corrado Verga

as Baron Arnaldo Scalesi

Crew

Ubaldo Marelli

Ubaldo Marelli Director of Photography

Domenico Scala

Domenico Scala Director of Photography

Leonida Barboni

Leonida Barboni Director of Photography

Anna Davini

Anna Davini Unit Manager

Francesco Rosi

Francesco Rosi First Assistant Director

Lauro Venturi

Lauro Venturi Script Supervisor

Paolo Moffa

Paolo Moffa Production Manager

Giulio Macchi

Giulio Macchi First Assistant Director

Roman Vlad

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Sunday in August Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 29 September 1950

Italy 07 March 1950

Production Companies

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