Bitter Waters Trailer

Bitter Waters Trailer (1954)

03 October 1954 Drama 81 mins

Valerio, a blind man of war, and his little sister Fiorella live with Uncle Mario, who has a shop on the coast.

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Cast

Piero Lulli

as Leo Ferri

Narciso Parigi

as Valerio

Mirella Uberti

as Daniela

Silvia Lilli

as Fiorella

Nino Milano

as "Pesce Spada"

Vittorio Vaser

as Zio Mario

Bruno Smith

as Prof. Melandri

John Kitzmiller

as Mezzanotte

Ignazio Balsamo

as Il Commissario

Mirko Ellis

as un poliziotto

Folco Lulli

as Proprietario di discoteca

Crew

Fernanda Titta

Fernanda Titta Hairstylist

Giuseppe Ranieri

Giuseppe Ranieri Set Designer

Bitto Albertini

Bitto Albertini Director of Photography

Enzo Bulgarelli

Enzo Bulgarelli Production Design

Luciana Marinucci

Luciana Marinucci Costume Design

Gianfranco Baldanello

Gianfranco Baldanello First Assistant Director

Giorgio Migliarini

Giorgio Migliarini Administration

Luigi Allegretti

Luigi Allegretti Camera Operator

Silvano Tognotti

Silvano Tognotti Assistant Makeup Artist

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International Releases Dates

Spain 11 August 1958

France 22 August 1959

Italy 03 October 1954

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