Sandra

Sandra returns to her hometown to take care of family business, but childhood memories and secrets soon overcome her.

Cast

Claudia Cardinale

as Sandra Dawson

Jean Sorel

as Gianni Wald-Luzzati

Michael Craig

as Andrew Dawson

Renzo Ricci

as Antonio Gilardini

Fred Williams

as Pietro Formari

Amalia Troiani

as Fosca

Marie Bell

as Corinna Gilardini

Vittorio Manfrino

Renato Moretti

Giovanni Rovini

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