Swept Away
(1974)
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Swept Away
(1974)
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| Giancarlo Giannini | ... | ||
| Mariangela Melato | ... | ||
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Riccardo Salvino | ... |
Signor Pavone Lanzetti
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Isa Danieli | ... |
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Anna Melita |
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Giuseppe Durini |
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Lucrezia De Domizio |
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Luis Suarez |
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Vittorio Fanfoni |
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Lorenzo Piani |
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Eros Pagni | ... |
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A rich woman, Raffaella, and some friends rent a yacht to sail the Mediterranean Sea during summer. The sailor, Gennarino, who is a communist, does not like this woman but has to bear with her bad mood. One day she wakes up late in the afternoon and asks to be taken to land where everyone had gone earlier. Gennarino sets up a boat but during the trip, the boat breaks down. They spend the night in the middle of the sea. Written by Michel Rudoy <mdrc@hp9000a1.uam.mx>
Sometimes, there is nothing better than just a simple tale, easy to follow, with breathtaking scenery. Wonderfully acted story that draws you in. Giancarlo Giannini is THE best Italian actor of his time. And as a bonus, with the explicit subtitles, you can learn how to curse in Italian! While the abusive male behaviour is not terribly pc these days, it reflects the culture of some European countries. All in all shows why foreign films are so different from American films. Viva la difference!