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Total trailers found: 14
Mata Hari's Daughter Trailer (1954)
22 September 1954
In this espionage film, Mata Hari's daughter takes the mantle from her notorious mother and entangles her self in an Asian web of intrigue and war.
Death of a Friend Trailer (1960)
19 January 1960
Two young people trickle, steal and exploit prostitutes.
Eran trecento Trailer (1952)
17 November 1952
Set in 1857, it's the story of a band of revolutionaries fighting against the Borbones.
La famiglia Passaguai Trailer (1951)
20 December 1951
When Passaguai family patriarch Giuseppe (Fabrizi) decides to take advantage of a corporate discount to bring his wife (Ninchi) and children to spend a Sunday at the beach of Fiumicino, a series of troubles begins for everyone, in the form of a comic nightmare.
I prepotenti Trailer (1958)
25 July 1958
Cesare, from Rome, and Mimì, from Naples, don't agree with their children marriage, so the young couple runs away from their home.
I, Hamlet Trailer (1952)
27 September 1952
The adventures of Hamlet who, following many adventures, manages to kill Claudio the usurper, marry Ophelia and be elected President of the Republic.
Story of a Love Affair Trailer (1950)
03 November 1950
A wealthy, possessive husband's investigation reignites his young wife's past love, leading them to plot against him.
The Passaguai Family Gets Rich Trailer (1952)
07 March 1952
To get ahead after he answers a newspaper ad for a business proposition, Passaguai borrows the more impressive apartment of a retired actor and arranges an elaborate luncheon there.
Welcome Reverend! Trailer (1950)
15 February 1950
A disguised thief talks himself into a countryside class fight immediately after WWII.
Furia Trailer (1947)
02 May 1947
Melodrama of sexual cravings: The bored wife of a horse breeder is the object of attention by both a stud keeper and a half idiot stable hand.
A Woman Has Killed Trailer (1952)
04 January 1952
In 1951, two years after the “scandal” of the Fiamma che non si spegne, Cottafavi got the opportunity to work on a film with a small production company, Novissima Film.
