Voice of Silence
(1953)
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Voice of Silence
(1953)
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Aldo Fabrizi | ... |
Pio Fabiani
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| Jean Marais | ... |
L'ancien maquisard
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| Daniel Gélin | ... |
L'ancien prisonnier
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Cosetta Greco | ... |
Femme du prisonnier
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Franck Villard | ... |
L'écrivain
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Antonio Crast | ||
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Eduardo Ciannelli | ||
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Paolo Panelli | ||
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Fernando Fernán Gómez | ||
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Maria Grazia Francia | ||
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Checco Durante | ||
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Paolo Stoppa | ||
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Rossana Podestà | ||
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Enrico Luzi | ||
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Franco Scandurra | ||
A group of men of differing circumstances and personalities gather at a monastery to undergo a course of spiritual reappraisal. They comprise of a candle-maker, a politician, an ex-prisoner, a novelist and a petty thief trying to elude the police. All have their own spiritual problems to solve, except the thief. The politician, a former partisan leader, suffers the remorse of causing the deaths of three innocent men on a sabotage mission; he is set for the priesthood. The prisoner, a sick and possibly dying man, lacks the courage to visit his wife who is now happily remarried; his padre has advised him to leave her alone. The novelist bears the moral responsibility for offences committed by young people led astray by his writings; he earns a lot for his work, but is too demoralized to continue. Then the candle-maker - miserly, smooth-talking and bigoted - is unlikely to receive any benefit from his retreat to the monastery... Written by Jim Marshall
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