The Lady (Una Sconosciuta) - DVD
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In a cafe in the city with a glorious past that has turned to dust, a fascinating woman appears. Her presence at the same time, every day, causes a variety of comments from the customers, her enigmatic silence spontaneously brings out aspects unknown even to the people that are present.
- GenreDramaDescriptionIn a cafe in the city with a glorious past that has turned to dust, a fascinating woman appears. Her presence at the same time, every day, causes a variety of comments from the customers, her enigmatic silence spontaneously brings out aspects unknown even to the people that are present.TitleThe Lady (Una Sconosciuta)FormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioLeomark Studios
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