Nobody’s Children

Year: 1951

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Raffaello Matarazzo

DramaRomance

Guido, who runs a marble quarry, falls in love with Luisa, the modest daughter of one of his workers, and they welcome a baby boy. Guido’s mother disapproves; she first sends her son abroad and then arranges the child's abduction, leading Luisa to believe the infant perished in a fire.

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