Another Time, Another Place

Another Time, Another Place is a 1983 British drama film directed by Michael Radford and starring Phyllis Logan, Giovanni Mauriello and Denise Coffey.^[1] A young Scottish woman becomes fascinated by the Italian prisoners of war held in a camp nearby during the Second World War.

Cast

• Phyllis Logan - Janie
• Giovanni Mauriello - Luigi
• Denise Coffey - Meg
• Tom Watson - Finlay
• Gianluca Favilla - Umberto
• Gregor Fisher - Beel
• Paul Young - Dougal
• Claudio Rosini - Paolo
• Jennifer Piercey - Kirsty
• Yvonne Gilan - Jess
• Carol Ann Crawford - Else
• Ray Jeffries - Alick
• Scott Johnston - Jeems
• Nadio Fortune - Antonio
• David Mowat - Randy Bob
• Colin Campbell - Accordionist
• John Francis Lane - Farmer
• Corrado Sfogli - Raffaello
• Peter Finlay - Officer
• Stephen Gressieux - Prisoner of War

References

External links

• Another Time, Another Place (1983 film) at the Internet Movie Database

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