Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Claudio Brovedani Nuti | ... | Italo |
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Ellinore Carrabba | ... | Dora |
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Valerie Smaldone | ... | Diane Morretti |
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Nino Spallacci | ... | Train Conductor |
Frank Ingrasciotta | ... | Man on Train | |
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Francesca Procaccini | ... | Young Dora |
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Mara Baldissoni Aceves | ... | Gabriella |
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John P. McGill | ... | George Miller |
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Teresa Russo | ... | Woman on Train |
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Santino D'Amico | ... | Marco |
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Ariana Iacono | ... | Young Peasant Woman |
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Felicia Scarangello | ... | Family Member |
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Jason Utnick | ... | German Soldier |
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Linda Bloom | ... | Family Member (as Linda Bloom-Coley) |
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Monica DeAntonio | ... | Family Member |
A world at war. A brother and sister. A day that changed their family forever.
Story telling at its finest. I have never seen the sense of impending doom build so beautifully in any other film or literary work. A heartfelt ending and twist. Hope, love, family, staying strong are themes that really resonated with me. The figs trying it all together was a wonderful element. I have already told my loved ones to watch as I know it will resonate with them as well.