Antonio Catania, Bruno Ganz, Felice Andreasi
Bored with her life, dutiful housewife Rosalba takes a sudden opportunity for freedom when she's unexpectedly separated from everyone during a family vacation. After a tour bus leaves without her, her...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 26, 2002
Stats: 265 reviews
A light comedy about a woman regaining her sense of adventure and independence, the type of movie that leaves a happy feeling. The woman in question is Rosalba, an unappreciated housewife. She lives to serve her family, mistaking her lifestyle for happiness. While on vacation, sh...( read more)
Beware this film if you make your own wine, because there may be no better movie to sit down in front of with a partner and a fresh bottle. The real trouble is that it's such a delight to watch, you could do it again and again and again.
Without summarizing too much, Rosalba d...( read more)
A great and wonderful movie set in beautiful Venice. Licia Maglietta had incredible acting in this and would recommend this movie to anyone. :)
A beautiful romantic movie. Very artistic. It's in Italian but has good subtitles. A must see !
It's Maglietta's loveliness of spirit that grounds this strange movie. full review
Maglietta is the secret of this film's romantic charm, because we like her so much. full review
We traipse into this magical world as tourists, but Mr. Soldini, with graceful good humor, invites us to pretend that we're natives. full review
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