The relationships between a veteran marshal, his bride-to-be, a rookie and his fiancée are severely tested when the young carabiniere is temporarily sent to a distant town.
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| Vittorio De Sica | ... | Maresciallo Carotenuto | |
| Gina Lollobrigida | ... | La Bersagliera | |
| Marisa Merlini | ... | La levatrice | |
| Roberto Risso | ... | Carabiniere Stelluti | |
| Maria Pia Casilio | ... | Paoletta | |
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Virgilio Riento | ... | Don Emidio |
| Saro Urzì | ... | Il capocomico | |
| Tina Pica | ... | Caramella | |
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Tecla Scarano | ... | Teresinella |
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Vittoria Crispo | ... | Madre della Bersagliera |
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Memmo Carotenuto | ... | Carabiniere Baiocchi |
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Fausto Guerzoni | ... | Uomo col cannocchiale |
| Nino Vingelli | ... | Venditore ambulante | |
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Gigi Reder | ... | Ricuccio |
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Nico Pepe | ... | Maresciallo Spotti |
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In a small Italian village, Maria De Ritis is engaged to army Lieutenant Pietro Stelluti. Stelluti's superior officer, Marshal Antonio Carotenuto, is contemplating marriage to Annarella Mirziano, but he will be forced to resign if he marries Annarella, since she has an illegitimate child and that is against regulations for army officers. When Stelluti leaves town for a few weeks, the town-gossips create an affair out of the innocent relationship between Maria and Antonio. Stelluti returns and accuses Maria of infidelity, and, she, in reprisal, runs off and joins a traveling theatrical troupe as a dancer. Antonio, after convincing Annarella that he has not betrayed her love, encounters more trouble when the father of Annarella's child shows up and asks that she and the child go away with him. Antonio tells Annarella that it is her decision to make, and she chooses the child's father and leaves with him. Maria arrives back in town, as does an earthquake that destroys her home, but she ... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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In the second part of this trilogy of love intrigues and complications in the Abruzzi in a small village, things turn into a more serious direction and almost into a noir in the best Italian neorealistic style, as la Bersagliera becomes the victim of slander and village gossip, which turns her sheepish cavalier away from her, while at the same time the Maresciallo finds his inamoration with the local midwife impossible, as he can't marry her, since it's against regulations for a Maresciallo to marry someone with an illegitimate child. On top of this, the child's father turns up and makes his claims. La Bersagliera tries to break away from all these complications, but an eartquake turns everything upside down. Nevertheless, the Maresciallo finds himself saved by the discovery of a new attractive lady - without illegitimate children.
It is not as good as the first part but rather more dramatic and definitely on the same level, so it deserves no less praise than the first, and they definitely stick together and should be seen in sequence. The second part finishes the Abruzzi story, but still there is a third part.