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A teacher writes sample letters to a fictional Mr. Hartman with her students, but the recipient really exists.A teacher writes sample letters to a fictional Mr. Hartman with her students, but the recipient really exists.A teacher writes sample letters to a fictional Mr. Hartman with her students, but the recipient really exists.
Irasema Dilián
- Eva Barta - la privatista
- (as Eva Dilian)
Pia Attanasio Fioretti
- La signora Lenci
- (uncredited)
Gina Cinquini
- La signora Bondani
- (uncredited)
Irma Corelli
- L'allieva Silvestri
- (uncredited)
Alda Grimaldi
- Un' allieva
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- Ferruccio Biancini(uncredited)
- Aldo De Benedetti(uncredited)
- Vittorio De Sica(uncredited)
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- TriviaDebut of actress Carla Del Poggio.
- ConnectionsVersion of Magdát kicsapják (1938)
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A Sad Comedy (in the worst sense imaginable)
It is very interesting to notice that even Un Garibaldino al Convento (1942) sounds a reasonable movie after the sad experience of see this boring film, the second one (first alone) directed by De Sica. The reference to be followed here is the typical frivolity of Italian comedy of its times, above all, the one represented by Mario Camerini, and starred in some cases by the own De Sica. However, De Sica doesn't have the Camerini's touch to build an atmospheric sense as he did in his comedies.De Sica's artistic relevance grown at same proportion that himself no more work as actor in his own films. The cast is as fake as the own situation, but in the worst sense imaginable and the pretense gags, with few exceptions, are even worst, although the movie has a relatively good way to lead with "universal" clichés linked with any classroom. The fact that the most responsible girl was equally considered the most boring and distasteful by the students and the main character and focus of identification be the opposite of it, is a strong evidence of the victory of the gender conventions under the idealization of types more associated with fascist ideology.
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- nickmovie-1
- Jul 11, 2010
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- Magdalena, cero en conducta
- Filming locations
- Rome, Lazio, Italy(Stock Footage)
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was Maddalena, Zero for Conduct (1940) officially released in Canada in English?
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