Marechiaro

After many years Luca comes home to his own village, the Marechiaro, to find his childhood love again, but there are complications, as there is another woman as well who makes demands on him, and he reluctantly becomes involved with both. Naturally there are tensions and a triangular passion play, resulting in the accidental death of one of them, for which he is convicted, as it is assumed he pushed her over the cliff. In fact, she tried to kill him with a revolver as he walked away from her, and the least suspected of all interfered actually unwillingly, but he was distracted by the roar of the industry signals, and whatever happened happened. It is not a very spectacular film, but it is worth watching for its Neapolitan settings along the coast which could hardly be more romantic, and beautiful Neapolitan singing is accompanying the film all the way. You will forget it, it is a trifle along the way of ordinary Neapolitan entertainment movies, while you might remember the beautiful songs.