12 December 1959 Drama 93 mins
Marco, an impoverished engineering student, hides his wealthy friend Andre at his apartment in a fake kidnaping plot to obtain money from Andre's father, a furniture manufacturer.
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Sandro Pizzochero as Marco
Sandro Pizzorro as Andrea
Annabella Incontrera as Micki
Jeanine Falconi as Guiguitte
Michele Riccardini as Ettore Ferzani
Loris Gafforio as Avvocato Bertolazzi
Elena Borgo as Andrea Ferzani's Mother
Romolo Garroni Director of Photography
Gianni Vernuccio Screenplay
Francesco Di Stefano Production Design
Gianni Vernuccio Director
Pier Emilio Bassi Compositor
Gianni Vernuccio Editor
Francesco Di Stefano Set Decoration
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Italy 12 December 1959
United States 29 December 1966
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