The Walls of Malapaga

The Walls of Malapaga (1949)


  • Genre: Drama, Romance
  • Release Date: 1949-09-19
  • User Rating: 6.6/10 from 34 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 35min
  • Language: Français
  • Production Company: Italia Produzione Film
  • Production Country: France, Italy
  • Director: René Clément
star 6.6/10
From 34 Ratings
6.8

Summary

After murdering his mistress and being hunted by the authorities in France, Pierre stows away aboard a ship bound for Genoa. Though he's immediately robbed after arriving, things look up for Pierre when he meets kindhearted Cecchina, who introduces him to her mother, Marta. Pierre and Marta fall in love, but police are closing in and the new couple may not have much time left.

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  • Jean Gabin

    as Pierre Arrignon
  • Isa Miranda

    as Marta Manfredini
  • Vera Talchi

    as Cecchina
  • Andrea Checchi

    as Giuseppe
  • Robert Dalban

    as le Bosco du navire "Flora"
  • Ave Ninchi

    as Maria
  • Checco Rissone

    as
  • Renato Malavasi

    as
  • Carlo Tamberlani

    as
  • Vittorio Duse

    as
  • Agnese Dubbini

    as
  • Claudio Ermelli

    as
  • Alessandro Fersen

    as
  • Franca Lumachi

    as
  • Franco Pesce

    as
  • Ermanno Randi

    as
  • Michele Riccardini

    as
  • Dina Romano

    as
  • Giulio Tomasini

    as
  • Pietro Tordi

    as
Directing René Clément Director
Writing Jean Aurenche Screenplay
Writing Pierre Bost Screenplay
Writing Cesare Zavattini Screenplay
Writing Suso Cecchi d'Amico Screenplay
Writing Alfredo Guarini Screenplay
Production Alfredo Guarini Producer
Editing Mario Serandrei Editor
Art Piero Filippone Production Design
Art Luigi Gervasi Production Design
Production Robert Chabert Producer
Sound Roman Vlad Original Music Composer
Camera Louis Page Director of Photography
Costume & Make-Up Euclide Santoli Makeup Artist

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