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The Old Lady

La vecchia signora

Synopsis

An elderly chestnut vendor lives in poverty but once a month puts on a show with silk and a carriage to impress her daughter in a convent. One day she is robbed of her meager savings.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Amleto Palermi
Screenplay & Story
Orsino Orsini, Amleto Palermi
Original Score
Umberto Mancini
Original Title
La vecchia signora
Country of Origin
Italy
Spoken Languages
Italian
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Caesar Film

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Amleto Palermi

Screenplay & Story

Orsino Orsini, Amleto Palermi

Original Score & Music

Umberto Mancini

Director of Photography

Giovanni Vitrotti

Department Leadership Roster

Redo Romagnoli

Production Design

Orsino Orsini

Screenplay

Giovanni Vitrotti

Director of Photography

Amleto Palermi

Amleto Palermi

Writer

Amleto Palermi

Amleto Palermi

Screenplay

Amleto Palermi

Amleto Palermi

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Old Lady.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Old Lady

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Old Lady about?

An elderly chestnut vendor lives in poverty but once a month puts on a show with silk and a carriage to impress her daughter in a convent. One day she is robbed of her meager savings.

Who directed The Old Lady?

The Old Lady was directed by Amleto Palermi.

Who stars in The Old Lady?

The principal cast of The Old Lady includes Emma Gramatica, Arturo Falconi, Memo Benassi, Maurizio D'Ancora, Vittorio De Sica.

When was The Old Lady released and how long is it?

The Old Lady was released in 1932 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for The Old Lady?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Old Lady was composed by Umberto Mancini.