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La prima notte di quiete
''La prima notte di quiete'', released in USA as ''Indian Summer'' (from the phrase ''Der Nachsommer'', an insignia of Goethe) is a 1972 Italian and French drama film directed by Valerio Zurlini. It is starred and produced by Alain Delon. In France and Germany it runs less than the Italian cut. It is known and available on DVD in France as ''Le Professeur'' (The Professor) and in Germany as ''Oktober in Rimini'' (October in Rimini).
==Plot==
The melodrama is set in the torpid season of the Italian seaside resort Rimini, where the local town "bourgeoisie" pass their time gambling and leading a playboy lifestyle. When a handsome though unkempt phlegmatic Daniel Dominici (Alain Delon) arrives as a substitute teacher of classical languages to the local high school, he arouses their interest and the curiosity of his boorish students. With his non-conformist or dilettante teaching methods and turbulent private life, he draws scrutiny among his teacher colleagues, whilst struggling to tolerate with the cynicism of his depressive partner Monica (Lea Massari). Feeling loneliness, he abandons his difficult partner, spending his nights drinking and gambling with the town's notables, and is soon drawn into a youthful romance, awoken by the attractiveness and mysteriousness of one of his student's Vanina Abati (Sonia Petrovna), where the mischief takes course.
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