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1934 · 68 mins · Italian
Directed by
Nunzio Malasomma
Starring
Anna Magnani, Corrado Racca, Dino Di Luca, Giotto Tempestini, Dria Paola

Set in nineteenth‑century Sorrento, this drama adapts Francesco Mastriani’s 1852 novel. Young Beatrice is blinded while witnessing her mother’s murder and cannot identify the killer. The police detain a suspect, but the true murderer may still be at large. Years later a family friend takes her to a renowned doctor who claims he can restore her sight, offering a chance to see the assassin—or to face new threats that might keep her in darkness forever.

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