Top billed cast
Laura MoranteAlda Merini
Federico CesariArnoldo Mosca Mondadori
Rosa Diletta RossiAlda Merini giovane
Giorgio MarchesiDottor Gabrici
Mariano RigilloMichele Pierri
Luca CesaEttore Carniti
Sofia Black-D'EliaAlda Merini ragazza
Alessandro FellaGiorgio Manganelli
Ludovico SuccioGiacinto Spagnoletti
Francesca BeggioEmilia Painelli Merini
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