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Tag Archives: Alberto Lattuada
The Sin
The Sin is a peculiar old mess of a movie. Part nunsploitation (although lacking nudity and violence, it still plays up to the idea of the nun as an erotic symbol), part star vehicle for Sophia Loren – who makes for one of the most unlikely nuns imaginable – and part political film… Continue reading
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Tagged Adriano Celentano, Alberto Lattuada, Sophia Loren, Tonino Guerra
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Mafioso
Auto-factory foreman Nino (Alberto Sordi) takes his wife (Norma Bengell) and two blonde daughters from industrial Milan to antiquated, rural Sicily… Continue reading
Imprevisto, L’
A well received early crime film from a highly respected director, L’Imprevisto has rather sunk into obscurity; I don’t think this is even available on DVD in Italy. Continue reading