Santa Lucia Luntana... Trailer (1951)
01 January 1951 Drama, Romance
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01 January 1951 Drama, Romance
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Ermanno Randi as Francesco
Maria Grazia Francia as Luisa
Giulio Donnini as Avvocato Amari
Vittorio Duse as Senor Juan
Franca Marzi as Senora Anna
Gorella Gori as Zia di Michele
Rino Salviati as Cantante
Aldo Vergano Screenplay
Aldo Vergano Director
Vincenzo Seratrice Director of Photography
Ulisse Siciliani Music
Lucio Brenno Screenplay
Mariano Luisi Screenplay
Mario Gnasco Producer
Italy 01 January 1951
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