Piccoli borghesi Trailer (1968)
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Mario Feliciani as Bezsemionov
Lina Volonghi as Akulina Ivanovna
Renato De Carmine as Piotr
Ileana Ghione as Tatiana
Gigi Proietti as Nil
Gianrico Tedeschi as Piercichin
Maria Grazia Antonini as Polja
Gianna Giachetti as Ielena
Mario Maranzana as Tietierev
Dante Biagioni as Scisckin
Vittoria Dal Verme as Maria Zvietaieva
Maria Zanoli as Stiepanida
Bruno Smith as Un medico
Edmo Fenoglio Director
Lucio Lucentini Scenic Artist
Maria Teresa Palleri Stella Costume Design
Flaminio Bollini Translator
Angelo Maria Ripellino Translator
Maxim Gorky Theatre Play
Italy 26 November 1968
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