Marisa

Year: 1957

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Mauro Bolognini

Comedy

At 17, Mariza has made the Civitavecchia train station her home after her railway‑worker father dies. She works at the station buffet selling ice cream, admired for her beauty and coquettish charm. Her calm routine is shaken when young sailor Angelo, rushing to catch his first voyage, steps off the train onto the platform on a sunny Sunday, sparking a tender connection.

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