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Le ali della vita (The Wings of Life) is an Italian television miniseries directed by Stefano Reali.

Le ali della vita

Genre	Drama
Created by	Stefano Reali
Starring	Sabrina Ferilli Virna Lisi Giovanna Di Rauso Rita Del Piano Marisa Merlini
Country of origin	Italy
Original languages	Italian German
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	4
Production
Running time	380 min.
Original release
Release	March 21, 2000 (2000-03-21) – November 28, 2001 (2001-11-28)

Premise

Rosanna Ranzi is a headstrong choir teacher who starts a job at the Pio Istituto Sorelle Francescane Santa Chiara, a girls' boarding school in Campo Tures, South Tyrol. The school is run by Sister Alberta, a cold, manipulative woman. Over time, Rosanna gets to know the other nuns of the school and becomes friends with Sister Celestina and Sister Adele.

Cast

Characters season 1

Sabrina Ferilli: Rosanna Ranzi
Virna Lisi: Sister Alberta
Ute Maria Lerner: Sister Federica
Tobias Hoesl: Dr. Vithold Heisler
Giovanna Di Rauso: Stefania
Rita Del Piano: Sister Celestina
Azzurra Antonacci: Alice
Myriam Catania: Nicoletta Armandi
Carolina Felline: Elena
Emanuela Aurizi: Monica
Giulia Bagella: Nadia
Marisa Merlini: Sister Adele
Pino Micol: prefect Armandi
Roberto Chevalier: Giuseppe
Carlo Reali: bishop Joseph Gargitter
Andrea Tidona: Pietro
Antonio Carli: Bolzano student
Paolo Bonanni: Mario
Mirta Pepe: Luisa
Carla Ortenzi: Maria
Paola Tiziana Cruciani: Giorgia

Characters season 2

Sabrina Ferilli: Rosanna Ranzi
Virna Lisi: Sister Alberta
Giovanna Di Rauso: Stefania
Rita Del Piano: Sister Celestina
Pier Luigi Coppola: Fabrizio / Emanuele Villoresi
Renato De Carmine: Gherardo Villoresi
Lia Tanzi: Olga Villoresi
Gino Lavagetto: prof Maurizio Lorenzi
Ivan Bacchi: lawyer Nicola La Torre
Emilio Bonucci: prof Giusti
Glauco Onorato: judge Giulio Cortesi
Marisa Merlini: Sister Adele
Roberto Stocchi: priest
Paolo Buglioni: Sarti
Danny Baldin: Andrea
Domenico Fortunato: Salvatore De Maria
Pia Velsi: Sister Rosalia
Luigi Di Majo: public minister
Francesco Benigno: Piero

See also

List of Italian television series

External links

Le ali della vita at IMDb

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