Nudo di donna (1981) Directed by Nino Manfredi, Alberto Lattuada
Comedy / Romance
aka: Nu de femme
Film Synopsis
It is during the Carnival of Venice that Sandro and Laura, a couple who
have been married for sixteen years, decide to separate and go in
search of an insane amorous passion. Lodging with a photographer
friend, Sandro comes across the photograph of a woman naked from the
back and decides to meet up with her. She turns out to be a
prostitute, but she is also the exact double of his wife. Who is
she really...?
Script: Silvana Buzzo, Agenore Incrocci, Paolo Levi (story),
Ruggero Maccari,
Nino Manfredi,
Nino Manfredi (story),
Giuseppe Moccia,
Furio Scarpelli
Cinematographer: Danilo Desideri
Music: Roberto Gatto, Maurizio Giammarco
Cast: Nino Manfredi (Sandro),
Eleonora Giorgi (Laura),
Jean-Pierre Cassel (Pireddu),
Georges Wilson (Arch. Zanetto),
Carlo Bagno (Giovanni),
Beatrice Ring (Beatrice),
Toni Barpi (The Boatman),
Giuseppe Maffioli (Ubriacone),
West Buchanan (Conte Bardolin),
Nicoletta Boris (Lady in the crowd),
Gino Cavalieri (Il Professore)
Country: Italy / France
Language: Italian
Support: Color (Eastmancolor)
Runtime: 106 min
Aka:Nu de femme
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