The Mill on the Po

Year: 1949

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Alberto Lattuada

DramaHistory

In the 19th‑century Po Valley, a wealthy young woman betrothed to a prosperous farmer loses her fortune and must become a servant for her fiancé’s relatives. As her situation collapses, mounting peasant unrest and ruthless landowner reactions spiral into open conflict, culminating in violent confrontations and tragic loss.

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