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Inganno is a 1952 Italian melodrama film directed by Guido Brignone. It stars Gabriele Ferzetti and Nadia Gray.

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Inganno
Film poster
Directed by	Guido Brignone
Written by	Guido Brignone Bruno Corrà
Music by	Armando Fragna
Release date	19 September 1952 (1952-09-19)
Running time	91 minutes
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

Plot

Anna is a policewoman, member of the female section of the Civil Police of the Free Territory of Trieste, she marries Andrea, a doctor with an unclear past but already during the honeymoon begins to have doubts especially after the chance meeting with a former lover of his. Back at work Anna has to investigate this adventurer who seems to be involved not only in drug trafficking but also in the white trade.

Andrea is also involved in the investigation and is suspected of complicity, for this reason Anna decides to separate. Andrea, having failed every attempt to reconcile her, wants to go abroad and also asks for help from her ex-lover but then refuses to collaborate with her precisely because he does not want his wife's suspicions to become certainties.

Meanwhile, Anna discovers she is pregnant and she would like to leave the police to form a family with Andrea but the man is killed by the mother of a girl who underwent an abortion and then died.[1]

Cast

• Gabriele Ferzetti: Andrea Vannini
• Nadia Gray: Anna Comin
• Tina Lattanzi: Ispettrice di polizia Rosasco
• Bice Valori: Giustine
• Lia Orlandini: signora Comin
• Bianca Doria: signora Casardi
• Wilma Pagis: baronessa Monica d'Erlange
• Giovanna Galletti: Marta
• Mirko Ellis: commissario Costa
• Leo Garavaglia: Matteo Casardi
• Tina Pica: vecchia inferma
• Pietro Tordi
• Carlo Giuffrè
• Mimmo Palmara
• Maria Zanoli
• Mario Castellani

References

External links

• Inganno at IMDb

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