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Girls Marked Danger

1952, Italian. Directed by Luigi Comencini.

In Genoa, amongst the underclass living on the fringes of the law, Machedi organises the trafficking of women, to be exploited and sent off to who knows where. One of these women is Alda, who has evaded the ring once, but when her boyfriend is arrested, finds herself back in Machedi's net.

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Released
25 September 1952
Original title
La tratta delle bianche
Country
Italy
Written by
Massimo Patrizi, Ivo Perilli, Luigi Comencini
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Girls Marked Danger (1952) was directed by Luigi Comencini and stars Eleonora Rossi Drago, Marc Lawrence, Ettore Manni.

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