Lost Youth

Year: 1948

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Pietro Germi

Drama

In post‑war Rome, a poor gang of young thieves is led by Stefano, the son of a distinguished professor. Police suspect the criminals are university students, so veteran inspector Mariani enrolls at the campus to investigate. While there he falls for fellow student Luisa, unaware she is the gang leader’s sister.

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