The Invisible Woman (1969)
Drama about the fading relationship between a professor and his wife. Based upon a short story by Alberto Moravia.
Top billed cast
Giovanna RalliLaura
Carla GravinaDelfina
Anita SandersAnita
Silvano TranquilliAndrea
Gigi RizziCarlo
Raúl MartínezOsvaldo
Elena PersianiTania- Franca SciuttoMaid
- Gino CassaniTania's husband
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