China Is Near
(1967)
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China Is Near
(1967)
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Glauco Mauri | ... |
Vittorio
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Elda Tattoli | ... |
Elena
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| Paolo Graziosi | ... |
Carlo
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Daniela Surina | ... |
Giovanna
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Pierluigi Aprà | ... |
Camillo
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Alessandro Haber | ... |
Rospo
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Claudio Trionfi | ... |
Giacomo
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Laura De Marchi | ... |
Clotilde
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Claudio Cassinelli | ... |
Furio
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Rossano Jalenti | ||
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Mimma Biscardi | ||
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Francesco Arcangeli | ||
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Gianbattista Bassi | ||
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Sandro Berdondini | ||
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Remigio Bettoli | ||
A pair of working class lovers - a secretary and an accountant, scheme to marry into the rich landed gentry. Their targets are a professor, Vittorio Gordini Malvezzi ,(Glauco Mauri), who is running for municipal office as a Socialist candidate, and his sister Elena, (Elda Tattoli), a great lady who lets every man in town climb on top of her but won't marry because socially they're all beneath her. Vittorio doesn't get what is going on. Their little brother Camillo, a seventeen year old seminary student turned Maoist provides the title of the film when he scrawls 'China is Near' on the walls of the Socialist Party building, his brother's campaign headquarters. Written by Andreas Var
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