Improvviso Trailer (1979)
14 September 1979
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14 September 1979
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Andréa Ferréol as Anna
Valeria Moriconi as Zia Luisa
Delia Boccardo as La tedesca
Giacomo Rosselli as Michele
Biagio Pelligra as Zio Luigi
Marija Tocinoski as Insegnante di violoncello
Raf Baldassarre as Antonio
Edith Bruck Director
Edith Bruck Screenplay
Carlo Tuzii Producer
Luis Bacalov Original Music Composer
Sebastiano Celeste Director of Photography
Carlo Valerio Editor
Giuseppe Bassan Production Designer
Italy 14 September 1979
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