A man accepts a job in a night club to make ends meet. When the owner of the club is found murdered his jealous wife is accused of the murder. He believes her innocent however and fights to clear her name. The film is based on a real life case.
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Renato Parravicini Director
Renato Parravicini Screenplay
Fortunato Misiano Producer
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino Original Music Composer
Augusto Tiezzi Director of Photography
Italy 01 January 1967
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