
I casi sono due
Synopsis
The story is set in Naples, in the home of Baron Ottavio De Duca and his wife Aspasia. The couple get along well, but their days, though free of conflict, drift drearily toward old age. They both feel the absence of a child and an heir. The baroness channels her maternal instinct into caring for their old dog. The baron, who somatizes his frustration into a plethora of psychosomatic illnesses, decides to track down a secret son born from a fleeting premarital affair with a singer.
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- I casi sono due
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Spoken Languages
- Italian
- Runtime
- Unknown
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What is I casi sono due about?
The story is set in Naples, in the home of Baron Ottavio De Duca and his wife Aspasia. The couple get along well, but their days, though free of conflict, drift drearily toward old age. They both feel the absence of a child and an heir. The baroness channels her maternal instinct into caring for their old dog. The baron, who somatizes his frustration into a plethora of psychosomatic illnesses, decides to track down a secret son born from a fleeting premarital affair with a singer.
Who directed I casi sono due?
I casi sono due was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in I casi sono due?
The principal cast of I casi sono due includes Peppino De Filippo, Pino Ferrara, Alba Cardilli, Maria Adelaide Zaccaria, Pietro Privitera.
When was I casi sono due released and how long is it?
I casi sono due was released in 1959 with a total runtime of Unknown.
