Inmate (1981)
Francesco Improta is an honest fruit and vegetable peddler who lives with his elderly mother Assunta and daughter Fiorella. His wife Lucia left home two years earlier, as, in order to help the family, she did not hesitate to give herself to the boss Peppino Ascalone, with whom she is now forced to live together.
Director:
Alfonso Brescia
Writers:
Alfonso Brescia, Franco Calabrese.
 |
Mario Merola as Francesco Improta |
 |
Regina Bianchi as Donna Assunta |
 |
Biagio Pelligra as Nicola Esposito |
 |
Erika Blanc as Lucia |
 |
Antonio Allocca as Pasqualino |
 |
Sergio Castellitto as Scapricciatiello |
 |
Lucio Montanaro as Ciccio |
 |
John Benedy as Claudio Scaraffone |
 |
Pamela Paris as Maria |
 |
Nino Vingelli as professore |
 |
Alessandro Partexano as detenuto |
|
Salvatore Puccinelli as brigadiere |
 |
Lucio Rosato as brigadiere |
 |
Roberto Caporali as |
 |
Luigi Uzzo as giardiniere di villa Ascalone |
 |
George Ardisson as commissario di polizia |
|
Michele Esposito as Gennarino |
 |
Marta Zoffoli as Fiorella Improta |
 |
Aldo Giuffrè as Peppino Ascalone |
| Directing | Alfonso Brescia | Director |
| Production | Franco Calabrese | Producer |
| Camera | Silvio Fraschetti | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Alfonso Brescia | Screenplay |
| Editing | Carlo Broglio | Editor |
| Art | Franco Calabrese | Production Design |
| Directing | Franco Pasquetto | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Eduardo Alfieri | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Antonio Pittalis | Production Manager |
| Writing | Franco Calabrese | Screenplay |
| Writing | Piero Regnoli | Story |
| Costume & Make-Up | Valeria Valenza | Costume Design |
| Production | Giuliana Gherardi | Producer |
