

Drama
Overview
An aspiring young artist breaks from his wealthy, possessive mother to live a bohemian existence in the artist's section of Rome and falls in love with a beautiful model who wants an uncommitted relationship.
Top Cast


Horst Buchholz
Horst Buchholz
Dino
Horst Buchholz
Dino


Catherine Spaak
Catherine Spaak
Cecilia
Catherine Spaak
Cecilia


Bette Davis
Bette Davis
Dino's Mother
Bette Davis
Dino's Mother


Luigi Giuliani
Luigi Giuliani
Luciani
Luigi Giuliani
Luciani


Isa Miranda
Isa Miranda
Cecilia's Mother
Isa Miranda
Cecilia's Mother


Georges Wilson
Georges Wilson
Cecilia's Father
Georges Wilson
Cecilia's Father


Lea Padovani
Lea Padovani
Balestrieri's Widow
Lea Padovani
Balestrieri's Widow


Leonida Repaci
Leonida Repaci
Balestrieri
Leonida Repaci
Balestrieri


Daniela Calvino
Daniela Calvino
Prostitute
Daniela Calvino
Prostitute


Marcella Rovena
Marcella Rovena
Tenant
Marcella Rovena
Tenant
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