The Guilty Trailer

The Guilty Trailer (1957)

01 March 1957 Drama 79 mins

Valerio Rossello is a judge, with a rigid and uncompromising mentality. He is married to Lucia, a woman who instead follows the model of a loving and protective mother. From their union only one child was born: Maurizio. Both parents raise him completely differently, highlighting their character differences. Until the day when Maurizio, now a teenager, together with a friend commits an attack for futile reasons against a gas station attendant. Having learned of the incident, Valerio and Lucia also in this case intend to face the situation in a diametrically opposite way. The conflicts within the family thus strongly resurface, in which, amidst rebounds of responsibility, the errors of both parents emerge in the upbringing of their child.

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Cast

Isa Miranda

as Lucia Rossello

Carlo Ninchi

as Valerio Rossello

Vittorio De Sica

as Giorgio Vasari

Alessandro Ninchi

as Maurizio Rossello

Renato Montalbano

as The Party Guest dancing with Susanna Mainardi

Wandisa Guida

as The Party Guest smoking a Cigarette

Claudio Biava

as Giorgio

Crew

Renato Lelli

Renato Lelli Theatre Play

Roberto Gerardi

Roberto Gerardi Director of Photography

Silvano Ippoliti

Silvano Ippoliti Camera Operator

Goffredo Bellisario

Goffredo Bellisario Camera Operator

Cesare Allione

Cesare Allione Camera Operator

Serena Benvenuti

Serena Benvenuti Script Supervisor

Bruno D'Alessandro

Bruno D'Alessandro First Assistant Director

International Titles

Responsabilité limitée Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 01 March 1957

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