Alessandra Mussolini,
Antonio Garibaldi,
Françoise Berd,
John Vernon,
Marcello Mastroianni
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The film is set during the late 1930s: the occasion is the first meeting between Mussolini and Hitler. Left alone in her tenement home when her fascist husband runs off to attend the historic event, S...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 17, 2005
Stats: 68 reviews
To be fair, I don't like Ettore Scola. I find him too politically correct and to be frank mushy. And this film is no exception: "look how awful the awful fascists are and how wonderful the gay-freedom-loving-culture-buffs are". No really you think so?
Now Mastroianni and Loren ar...( read more)
The biggest achievement of this film is the fact that a private story is told through the perspective of the social (hi)story, and the opposite, only to show that a private story is much more history than the social one.
want to see this because it won best foreign-language film at the golden globes and was nominated for best foreign film by NBR and at the oscars
Very intense film, with strong influences of neorealism and great performances by Loren and Mastroianni.
Easy film to see, but about a complicated situation. Great performance of Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren.
Waste of TIME!! Very Weak movie, DO NOT WATCH, if you do end up watching it, side effects may include: Suicide, murder ramapages, road ramapage, any kinds of ways of harming yourself, and many others...
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