
Synopsis
In 1914, a cruise ship sets sail from Naples to spread the ashes of beloved opera singer Edmea Tetua near Erimo, the isle of her birth. During the voyage, the eclectic array of passengers discovers a group of Serbian refugees aboard the vessel. Peace and camaraderie abound until the ship is descended upon by an Austrian flagship. The Serbians are forced to board it, but naturally they resist, igniting a skirmish that ends in destruction.
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84 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
72Lyubov Tishchenko
Paolo Paoloni
as Il Maestro Albertini
Viktor Chaynikov
Sarah Jane Varley
as Dorotea
Nadezhda Shumilova
Fiorenzo Serra
as Il Granduca
Nadezhda Mikhailova
Pina Bausch
as Principessa Lherimia
Nadezhda Mikhaylova
Pasquale Zito
as Il Conte di Bassano
Linda Polan
as Ines Ruffo Saltini
Philip Locke
as Il Primo Ministro
Jonathan Cecil
as Ricotin
Maurice Barrier
as Ziolev
Fred Williams
as Sabatino Lepori
Elisabeth Kaza
as La Produttrice
Colin Higgins
as Il Capo della Polizia
Vittorio Zarfati
as Secondo Maestro Rubetti
Umberto Zuanelli
as Primo Maestro Rubetti
Claudio Ciocca
as Secondo di Bordo
Antonio Vezza
as Il Capitano
Alessandro Partexano
as Ufficiale
Domenico Pertica
as Pastore
Christian Fremont
Marielle Duvelle
Helen Stirling
Janet Suzman
as Edmea Tutua
Umberto Barone
as Scala
Monica Bertolotti
Danika La Loggia
Roberto Caporali
as Padre di Dorotea
Franca Maresa
as Madre di Dorotea
Salvatore Calabrese
as Banchiere
Johna Mancini
as Segretario del Sovrintendente
Filippo De Gara
Francesco Scali
Cecilia Cerocchi
as Moglie del Sovrintendente
Pietro Fumelli
Franco Angrisano
as Il Cuoco
Ugo Fangareggi
as Il Barista
Salvatore Billa
as Cameriere (uncredited)
Aisha Bragadin
as Moglie di Lepori (uncredited)
Roger De Bellegarde
as Il Generale (uncredited)
Rolando De Santis
as Il Cuoco (uncredited)
Carlo Di Giacomo
as Sabatino Lepori (uncredited)
Gianni Di Segni
as Boiler Room Worker (uncredited)
Wolf Gaudlitz
as Segratario di Ildebranda (uncredited)
Raffaele Giangrande
as (uncredited)
Roberto Jacar
as (uncredited)
Julian Jenkins
as (uncredited)
Adam Kotwizky
as (uncredited)
Cesare Martignoni
as Musician (uncredited)
Francesco Maselli
as Guardiano del Rinoceronte (uncredited)
Andrew Lord Miller
as Andrew, Sir Reginald's Secretary (uncredited)
Regina Nemni
as Giovane Indovina (uncredited)
Salvatore Omnis
as Maestro di Canto (uncredited)
Franco Ressel
as Il Medico (uncredited)
Jean Schlegel
as Sovraintendente (uncredited)
Fides Stagni
as (uncredited)
Natale Tulli
as Fuochista (uncredited)
Luigi Uzzo
as Il Terzo di Bordo (uncredited)
Claudio Zucchet
as Sailor (uncredited)
Ghirardo Leoni
as (uncredited)
Marisa Serafina
as (uncredited)
Bruno Bernardini
as Boiler Room Worker (uncredited)
Natale Russo
as Tonino (uncredited)
Franca Scagnetti
as Serbian Refugee (uncredited)
Francesca Reggiani
as Serbian Refugee (uncredited)
Francesco Tiano
as Serbian Refugee (uncredited)
Pietro De Silva
as Serbian Refugee (uncredited)
Massimo Lopez
as Sailor (uncredited)
Gianni Milito
as Serbian Refugee (uncredited)
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