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La domenica specialmente (1991)

105 min · Tragicomedy

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Directors

Giuseppe Tornatore, Marco Tullio Giordana, Francesco Barilli

Cast

Philippe Noiret, Nicola Di Pinto, Louis Vervoort, Maddalena Fellini, Ivano Marescotti, Chiara Caselli

Vittorio tries to make Anna jealous by ostentatiously walking around with Nicoletta.

The story

In the Romagna hinterland between Valmarecchia and Longiano, Vittorio is in love with Anna, but she does not return his feelings. One Sunday, while Anna visits an acquaintance, Vittorio ostentatiously walks around outside with Nicoletta to make Anna jealous.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

The Blue Dog (Il cane blu) A blue dog follows Amieto, a barber and shoemaker, who tries unsuccessfully to shake it off. At last, he manages to get rid of it by leaving it with his sister. The dog escapes, and Amieto decides to go looking for it. The Bird Man (L'uomo degli uccellini) A motorcyclist encounters a young child holding a bird in their arms. Snow on the Fire (La neve sul fuoco) In a house isolated by snow, the widow Catarina spies through a hole in the wall on her daughter-in-law and son making love. She then goes to confess to the priest and stops her voyeurism. But in the meantime, things change between the couple. Sunday, Especially (La domenica specialmente) In the Romagna hinterland between Valmarecchia and Longiano, Vittorio is in love with Anna, but his love is not reciprocated. One Sunday, while Anna is visiting an acquaintance, Vittorio ostentatiously walks around outside with Nicoletta to make her jealous. And Vittorio’s strategy soon seems to be bearing fruit... The Wooden Churches (Le chiese di legno) In Rimini, three wooden churches floating on the water approach the beach. The bathers try to get close to the churches, but only one young man manages to reach one of them.

Genres

Tragicomedy

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