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"Divorce Italian Style" (1961), "Seduced and Abandoned" (1964), "The Birds, the Bees and the Italians" (1965): three milestones of Italian comedy, three satirical portraits of the vices, hypocrisies, and bad habits of the provinces (Sicilian and Venetian), which constitute the best of Pietro Germi, the "humorist," and acerbic moralist of the sixties and seventies. Discover the review
"Divorce Italian Style" (1961), "Seduced and Abandoned" (1964), "The Birds, the Bees and the Italians" (1965): three milestones of Italian comedy, three satirical portraits of the vices, hypocrisies, and bad habits of the provinces (Sicilian and Venetian), which constitute the best of Pietro Germi, the "humorist," and acerbic moralist of the sixties and seventies.
Masterpiece of Italian comedy from 1961, it forms a Sicilian diptych with Sedotta e abbandonata (1963), which is later joined by Signore e signori (1965) in a triptych dedicated to the bourgeoisie. Discover the review
Masterpiece of Italian comedy from 1961, it forms a Sicilian diptych with Sedotta e abbandonata (1963), which is later joined by Signore e signori (1965) in a triptych dedicated to the bourgeoisie.
This film is Germi's consecration, offering us a splendid/despicable panorama of an Italy that talks behind its back and only looks at appearances. Discover the review
This film is Germi's consecration, offering us a splendid/despicable panorama of an Italy that talks behind its back and only looks at appearances.
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