Love and Anarchy
1973, Drama, 1h 48m
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When his anarchist friend is killed trying to assassinate Mussolini, Tunin (Giancarlo Giannini) decides it's up to him to finish the job. While visiting a brothel, he meets a prostitute named Salome (Mariangela Melato), who agrees to help with his plan, as her former boyfriend was also killed by Mussolini. They enlist the aid of another prostitute, Tripolina (Lina Polito), and hatch an elaborate plan, but, when the fateful day comes, the women have second thoughts.
Cast & Crew
Giancarlo Giannini
Tunin
Tunin
Mariangela Melato
Salome
Salome
Lina Polito
Tripolina
Tripolina
Eros Pagni
Spatoletti
Spatoletti
Pina Cei
Madame Aida
Madame Aida
Elena Fiore
Donna Carmela
Donna Carmela
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Feb 22, 2020Wertmüller almost lulls you into a false sense of security with the romance that develops but the brutal ending undercuts that. The idea here is that the political reality of Fascist Italy turned lots of lovable dopes into radicals and/or victims and the movie functions as an appropriately sad ode to those men and women.Alec B Super Reviewer
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Mar 14, 2010Powerful and Brutal!!! There is no place for love in a fascist regime. Love exists on the fringes of society ~ the countryside or the microcosm of a brothel. Oppression leads to retaliation, but even the final act of murder is rendered meaningless. A damning and emotional tragicomedy.
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