29 December 1954 Drama 91 mins
The kindly "Don Luigi" and his pernickety sister "Angelica" welcome a variety of needy folks to their rectory.
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Enzo Liberti Director
Enzo Liberti Cinematography
Carlo Innocenzi Music
Andrea Maroni Screenplay
Armando Pace Art Direction
Italy 29 December 1954
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