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Sissignora

  • 1942
  • 1h 34m
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Sissignora (1942)
DramaRomance

Poggioli's masterpiece, a precursor to Neorealism, was shot on location in Genoa and tells the story of a 'humiliated and mistreated' maid, who sacrifices herself to save a child. The mainst... Read allPoggioli's masterpiece, a precursor to Neorealism, was shot on location in Genoa and tells the story of a 'humiliated and mistreated' maid, who sacrifices herself to save a child. The mainstream flirts with anti-bourgeoisie sentiments. "The dance hall scene is strikingly beautifu... Read allPoggioli's masterpiece, a precursor to Neorealism, was shot on location in Genoa and tells the story of a 'humiliated and mistreated' maid, who sacrifices herself to save a child. The mainstream flirts with anti-bourgeoisie sentiments. "The dance hall scene is strikingly beautiful". (G. Buttafava)

  • Director
    • Ferdinando Maria Poggioli
  • Writers
    • Flavia Steno
    • Anna Banti
    • Emilio Cecchi
  • Stars
    • Maria Denis
    • Leonardo Cortese
    • Emma Gramatica
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    • Director
      • Ferdinando Maria Poggioli
    • Writers
      • Flavia Steno
      • Anna Banti
      • Emilio Cecchi
    • Stars
      • Maria Denis
      • Leonardo Cortese
      • Emma Gramatica
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Maria Denis
    Maria Denis
    • Cristina Zunino
    Leonardo Cortese
    Leonardo Cortese
    • Vittorio
    Emma Gramatica
    Emma Gramatica
    • Lucia Robbiano
    Irma Gramatica
    Irma Gramatica
    • Anna Robbiano
    Rina Morelli
    Rina Morelli
    • Suor Valeria
    Evi Maltagliati
    • La signora Valdata
    Silverio Pisu
    • Il piccolo Giorgetto Valdata
    Roldano Lupi
    Roldano Lupi
    • L'amante de la signora Valdata
    Dhia Cristiani
    • Paolina Gatti
    Jone Salinas
    • Enrichetta
    Elio Marcuzzo
    • Emilio
    Guido Notari
    • Pescatori, Il medico
    Anna Carena
    Anna Carena
    • La suora caposala
    Giovanni Grasso
    Giovanni Grasso
    • Il commendator Bracco-Rinaldi
    Dina Perbellini
    • Signora Bracco-Rinaldi
    Dora Bini
    • Signorina Bracco-Rinaldi
    Federico Collino
    • Il maggiordomo
    Anna Capodaglio
    • Director
      • Ferdinando Maria Poggioli
    • Writers
      • Flavia Steno
      • Anna Banti
      • Emilio Cecchi
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    • Trivia
      The novel on which the screenplay is based is called "La servetta di Masone". It was serialized in the Genoese weekly periodical "Il Lavoro" between January and March 1940 in which Maria Steno, the author, wrote under the nom-de-plume of Vittoria Greco.
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      Although billed in the credits as "Paolina", the character played by Dhia Cristiani is called "Maria" in the film.

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    • Release date
      • February 20, 1942 (Italy)
    • Country of origin
      • Italy
    • Language
      • Italian
    • Also known as
      • Yes, Madam
    • Filming locations
      • Genoa, Liguria, Italy
    • Production company
      • Artisti Tecnici Associati (ATA)
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 34 minutes
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.37 : 1

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