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Controsesso
/ Countersex (Franco Rossi, Marco Ferreri, Renato Castellani)
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La
Mia signora (
Luigi Comencini, Mauro Bolognini, Tinto Brass)
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Una Nuova fonte di energia (Documentary-
Daniele G. Luisi) |
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Il giovedì ( Dino Risi) |
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TB6401
Controsesso
/ Countersex
(Franco Rossi, Marco Ferreri, Renato Castellani)
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| Stars |
Nino
Manfredi |
| Ugo
Tognazzi |
| Antonio
Ciani |
| Country |
Italy
| France |
| Runtime |
90
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| Date |
1964
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Known As:
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Argentina
Amor en alta tensión
Brazil Contrasenso
Hungary Kontraszex
Portugal Colapso
World-wide (English title) Countersex |
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| The longest
and final segment "Una donna d'affari" is clearly the
best. Nino falls haplessly under the spell of a statuesque career
woman played by Dolores Wettach (a 1-shot actress who later married
Hall of Fame baseball legend Ted Williams!).
Directed by
Renato Castellani (an old-school maestro of great skill), this
extended vignette is a classic of coitis interruptus, as the imposing
woman is constantly seducing Nino, but always called away at the
key moment on business, leaving him wholly unsatisfied. The timing
and physical comedy of this segment is breathtaking, as are the
attractive locations and sets.
By contrast,
opening segment "Cocaina di domenica" starring Nino
is a complete waste of time, running a very tedious 30-plus minutes
long. He and his wife sample cocaine and have slapstick misadventures
with their neighbors, in what amounts to a very poorly written
and executed 1-act play. Co-star Anna Maria Ferrero is obviously
talented, but wasted here.
Middle segment
is extremely droll, as Ugo Tognazzi basically walks through his
role as "Il professore". A teacher of teenage girls,
one would expect a little hanky-panky, but instead director Marco
Ferreri and his regular scriptwriter Rafael Azcona concoct a thoroughly
dull slice of life in which hardly anything interesting occurs.
（User
Reviews）
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| The English
translation of the title is "Countersex." In three vignettes,
Italy's sexual mores are examined by three different directors.
In the first act, "Cocaina di Domenica," (directed by
Franco Rossi), a young couple (Nino Manfredi, Anna-Maria Ferrero)
have an unexpected encounter with cocaine; in the second, "Il
Proffessore," (directed by Marco Ferreri) Ugo Tognazzi struggles
with his job, a certain student, and dealing with his ageing aunts;
and in the third, "Una Donna d'Affari," (directed by Renato
Castellani), Nino Manfredi meets the woman of his dreams (Dolores
Wettach), but does the modern Italian woman have time for love?
（WIKI
and Here） |
| An episodic
collection of stories dealing with various forms of sexual frustration.
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| Una coppia
di giovani sposi sperimenta per gioco gli effetti della cocaina,
di cui è venuta in possesso casualmente, per rompere la monotonia
di una domenica pomeriggio. Lo sposo dovrà sopportare l'euforia
che assale la moglie...（Here） |
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musicista corteggia assiduamente una condiscendente donna d'affari
la quale deve continuamente lasciare il suo spasimante chiamata
altrove dagli affari. un professore di scuola, profondamente rigido,
non sopporta che le sue studentesse escano durante le sue lezioni
anche solo per andare in bagno, percio' fa installare un gabinetto
in un armadio. una coppia di giovani sposi sperimenta per gioco
gli effetti della cocaina, di cui e' venuta in possesso casualmente,
per rompere la monotonia di una domenica pomeriggio. lo sposo dovra'
sopportare l'euforia che assale la moglie...compositorepiero umiliani
（Here）
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About
Music
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Piero Umiliani (1926–2001)
Trivia: Supplied the music for the 1970 Italian theatrical
version of O Cabeleira. Born: July 17, 1926 in Florence,
Tuscany, Italy. Died: February 14, 2001 (age 74) in Rome,
Lazio, Italy (Here) |
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Teo
Usuelli
(1920–2009) He completed his studies in Milan. After
having received his diploma in Humanities, he attended the
Faculty of Pure Mathematics at the State University for
four years with good results. He specialized in music and
choir song in 1944, and graduated in Composition from the
Conservatory "G. Verdi" of Milan in 1945.... (Here) |
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Roman Vlad (1919–2013) Roman
Vlad was born on December 29, 1919 in Cernauti, Bukovina,
Romania. He is known for his work on Pictura (1951), La
legge (1959) and Romeo and Juliet (1954). He died on September
21, 2013 in Rome.....(Here) |
| (IMDB)
Music by Piero Umiliani, Teo Usuelli,
Roman Vlad |
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(CHIMAI)
Composer
Piero Umiliani, Tomasso Usuelli, Roman Vlad; Morricone-orchestrator
(2 Music, see below OST list)
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| Summary
of the music
: The film was composed by Piero Umiliani, Teo Usuelli and
Roman Vlad. Morricone directed and arranged 2 music (See
below OST list) |
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Louiselle
- Il momento giusto (1-1)
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Un
orchestra per tanti successi (1-6)
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Flashback
- I grandi successi originali di Louiselle (1-3)
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OST
of Controsesso
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Audition
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Note
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Il momento giusto (02:34) (Vocals: Louiselle)
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Guycen Composer; Ennio Morricone Arranger Conductor; Carlo
Rossi Lyrics; Louiselle Vocals;
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002
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Il momento giusto (02:34) (instrumental)
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E Guycen Composer; Ennio Morricone Arranger Conductor; Enrico
Ciacci Performer; |
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TB6402
La
Mia signora / My Wife (
Luigi Comencini, Mauro Bolognini, Tinto Brass)
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| Stars |
Alberto
Sordi |
| Silvana
Mangano |
| Claudio
Gora |
| Country |
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| Runtime |
100
min |
| Date |
29 October 1964 (Italy) |
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Known As:
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Argentina
Mi esposa
Brazil A Minha Senhora
Spain Mi senora
Hungary Az én kis feleségem
Poland Moja zona
Portugal A Minha Senhora
World-wide (English title) My Wife |
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| Film ad episodi.
L'uccellino - Esasperato dal morboso attaccamento che la propria
moglie nutre per il suo canarino, un ingegnoso ingegnere sopprime
il volatile con un piano da "delitto perfetto". Ma la
moglie non demorde e, ostinatamente, sostituisce man mano gli uccellini
morti. Alla fine, stufo per tanta ostinazione, l'uomo decide di
eliminare la moglie. Eritrea - Un costruttore, alla ricerca di appoggio
politico per una importante lottizzazione, usa una avvenente prostituta,
presentandola come la propria moglie, per adescare un importante
uomo politico, invaghitosi della ragazza. I miei cari - Marco è
un uomo ammalato da lungo tempo e la famiglia non lo comprende,
rimproverandogli la malattia come una colpa volontaria. Avvilito,
l'uomo si adagerà sempre più nella propria condizione d'infermo.
Luciana - Luciana e Marco, mentre aspettano i rispettivi coniugi
all'aeroporto, bloccati nell'aereo in arrivo a causa di un guasto
meccanico, si conoscono ed intrecciano una breve avventura extra-coniugale.
L'automobile - Un uomo, preoccupatissimo per il furto della propria
automobile, cui è morbosamente attaccato, trascura del tutto il
fatto che la moglie lo tradisca. (IMDB) |
| My Wife (film):
La mia signora (internationally released as My Wife) is a 1964 Italian
comedy film directed by Tinto Brass, Mauro Bolognini and Luigi Comencini.
It consists of five episodes, all starred by Alberto Sordi and Silvana
Mangano. The episode Eritrea, directed by Comencini, was later remade
by Sergio Corbucci in the film Rimini Rimini (1987) (WIKI) |
Una serie
di cinque episodi, alcuni molto brevi, tutti interpretati da Sordi
e dalla Mangano. Nel migliore, l'attore si preoccupa più della propria
automobile rubata che della moglie adultera.(Here)
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| Un marito esasperato
sopprime il canarino cui la moglie è attaccatissima, poi provvede
a fare la stessa cosa con la donna. Un palazzinaro si ingrazia un
Ministro con i favori di una prostituta. Un uomo ammalato da lungo
tempo viene rimproverato dai suoi "cari". Un uomo e una
donna in attesa all'aereoporto sperano che i rispettivi coniugi
precipitino con l'aereo. Un uomo si preoccupa per l'auto, ma non
per il tradimento della moglie.(Here) |
| La mia signora
(internationally released as My Wife) is a 1964 Italian comedy film
directed by Tinto Brass, Mauro Bolognini and Luigi Comencini. It
consists of five episodes, all starring Alberto Sordi and Silvana
Mangano.(Here) |
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Alberto
Sordi co-stars with Silvia Mangano in this Dino DeLaurentiis comedy
production gang-directed by Tinto Brass, Mauro Bolognini, and
Luigi Comenichi. The sketches primarily deal with the endearing
battles between husbands and wives, giving Sordi the chance to
mug for the camera in the comic fashion that made him famous.
~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide (Here)
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About
Music
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Armando
Trovajoli
(Italy 1917-2013)
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Armando
Trovajoli
was born on September 2, 1917 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. He
is known for his work on Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003), Matrimonio
all'italiana (1964) and C'eravamo tanto amati (1974). He
was married to Maria Paola Sapienza and Pier Angeli. He
died on February 28, 2013 in Rome.(here) |
| Music
by Armando Trovajoli (IMDB) |
| Composer
Armando Trovajoli; Morricone-orchestrator (2 Music,
see below OST list) (CHIMAI) |
| Summary
of the music
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directed and arranged 2 music (See below OST list) |
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Above:
The film shows composer is Armando
Trovajoli (01:36:24)
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Gianni
Morandi - Non son degno di te （2-1）
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Un
orchestra per tanti successi （1-3）
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Gianni
Morandi - Questa è la storia Andavo a cento all'ora （1-11）
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All commercial albums for in CHIMA-01，02，
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OST
of La
Mia signora
(Only
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Ennio Morricone)
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Audition
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Note
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001
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Per
una notte no （02:38）
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Armando
Trovajoli Composer; Ennio Morricone Arranger Conductor;
Franco Migliacci Lyrics; Gianni Morandi Vocals;
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Per una notte no （02:07）
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Armando
Trovajoli Composer; Ennio Morricone Arranger Conductor;
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Lyrics
of una notte no
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Original
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English（Online
translation）
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No
no no
per una notte amore no
no no no
per una notte amore no
per una sola notte no
ma per la vita intera si,
le porte della notte
per noi si chiuderanno,
tu dici questo ma non sai
che... la notte mia non passa mai
Per una sola notte no,
lo sai che voglio bene a te
l"amore non è fatto
di un attimo soltanto
il tempo non esiste più
se....accanto a me
non ci sei tu
Per una sola notte no
ma per la vita intera si
desiderarti tanto
sentir per ogni istante
il tempo che si ferma
la notte mia non passa mai
la notte mia non passa mai
la notte mia non passa
desiderarti tanto
sentir per ogni istante
il tempo che si ferma sai
la notte mia non passa mai
per una sola notte no
per una sola notte no |
no,
no, no, no
for one night, not love
no, no, no, no
for one night, not love
for a single night, no
but for the whole life.
the doors of the night
we will close.
you say that but you don't know
that... the night my never goes
for a single night, no.
you know i love you
love is not
for just a moment
time doesn't exist anymore
if... near to me
i don't have you
for a single night, no
but for the whole life
like you so much
listen to every moment
the time stops
the night my never goes
the night my never goes
the night my does not pass
like you so much
listen to every moment
the time stops, you know
the night my never goes
for a single night, no
for a single night, no |
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TB6403
Una Nuova fonte di energia / The
electronuclear power station of the Garigliano (Documentary-
Daniele G. Luisi)
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| Stars |
Documentary |
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| Country |
Italy |
| Runtime |
44
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| Date |
1964
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electronuclear power station of the Garigliano |
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| Synopsis:
The construction of the electronuclear power station of the Garigliano.(Here） |
| Il
documentario sulla costruzione della Centrale Nucleare del Garigliano.
Un documentario realizzato durante i lavori di costruzione, un documento
storico necessario per comprendere quali erano le idee di politica
energetica e di sviluppo per il Sud Italia.（YOUTUBE
from Sergio
Nazzaro) |
| Summary
of the film: This is a documentary made by Italy in 1964.
Director by Daniele G. Luisi, length 44 minutes, provided by Italy
Istituto Nazionale Luce. It recorded the construction of the electronuclear
power station of the Garigliano. For such technology and industrial
film compose music，this is extremely rare in Morricone's works for
film music. |
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The
3 screenshots are respectively shown in 00:08, 00:47,
00:56 in
the video Centro elettronucleare del Garigliano
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The
establishing of the electronuclear power station of the
Garigliano
(Youku
website 44:05）
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| “Il documentario
sulla costruzione della Centrale Nucleare del Garigliano.
Un documentario realizzato durante i lavori di costruzione,
un documento storico necessario per comprendere quali erano
le idee di politica energetica e di sviluppo per il Sud
Italia“ （From YouTube
Mr. Sergio Nazzaro. We are very grateful to Mr. Sergio Nazzaro,
we can clearly hear that Morricone's 2 tracks in start and
end of the Video) |
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About
Music
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Ennio
Morricone:
was born 10 November 1928) is an Italian composer, orchestrator,
conductor, and former trumpet player. A classmate of director
Sergio Leone with whom he would form one of the great director/composer
partnerships (right up there with Eisenstein & Prokofiev,
Hitchcock & Herrmann, Fellini & Rota), Ennio Morricone
studied at Rome's Santa Cecilia Conservatory, where he specialized
in trumpet. His first film scores were relatively undistinguished,
but he was hired by Leone for Per un pugno di dollari (1964)
on the strength of some of his song arrangements. His score
for that film, with its sparse arrangements, unorthodox
instrumentation (bells, electric guitars, harmonicas, the
distinctive twang of the jew's harp) and memorable tunes,
revolutionized the way music would be used in Westerns,
and it is hard to think of a post-Morricone Western score
that doesn't in some way reflect his influence. Although
his name will always be synonymous with the spaghetti Western,
Morricone has also contributed to a huge range of other
film genres: comedies, dramas, thrillers, horror films,
romances, art movies, exploitation movies - making him one
of the film world's most versatile artists. He has written
nearly 400 film scores, so a brief summary is impossible,
but his most memorable work includes the Leone films, Gillo
Pontecorvo's La battaglia di Algeri (1966) , Roland Joffé's
The Mission (1986), Brian De Palma's The Untouchables (1987)
and Giuseppe Tornatore's Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (1988), plus
a rare example of sung opening credits for Pier Paolo Pasolini's
Uccellacci e uccellini (1966)......(IMDB,
WIKI)
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(CHIMAI)
Composer
Ennio Morricone |
| Summary
of the music: The film was composed by Ennio
Morricone |
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Rare
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Rare
& Unreleased Soundtracks from the 60s & 70s (2-8,-9)
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Above:
Main info in CHIMAI 01,
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OST
of Una
Nuova fonte di energia
(Only
for
Ennio Morricone)
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No.
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Name
(Length)
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Audition
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Note
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001
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Intro (01:52)
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Ennio
Morricone Composer Arranger; I Solisti e Orchestre del
Cinema Italiano Arranger Performer;
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002
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Finale (01:38)
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TB6404
Il giovedì / The
Thursday (
Dino Risi)
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| Stars |
Walter Chiari |
| Michèle
Mercier |
| Roberto
Ciccolini |
| Country |
Italy |
| Runtime |
105
min |
| Date |
22
January 1964 (Italy) |
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Known As:
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East
Germany Der Donnerstag
Spain El jueves
France Il giovedi
France (alternative title) Le jeudi
UK (alternative title) Thursday
Poland Czwartek
Portugal Dia de Férias
World-wide (English title) The Thursday |
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la storia di una giornata vissuta da Dino, quatantenne,
separato dalla moglie, che vede il figlio Robertino dopo
cinque anni. Dino non ha combinato nulla nella vita e per
conquistare l'affetto del figlio inventa a piene mani sul
suo lavoro e sul suo passato. Alla fine della giornata riuscirà
però ad instaurare col figlio un rapporto positivo e a raccontargli
la verità su di sè. E nella notte sembra rinunciare al suo
giovanilismo, mettere i piedi per terra e accettare un posto
di lavoro. dipendente.(IMDB) |
| Little
known comedy from the golden period of Dino Risi. Walter
Chiari is a loser and a manipulative liar but he's also
a father. a divorced father yes but still a father. He's
got 10 hours to convince his son he hasn't seen for five
years that he loves him. Essential if you're a Dino Risi
devoted fan, not essential if you usually see less than
100 movies a year.（Here） |
| Dino,
separato dalla moglie, rivede dopo molto tempo suo figlio
Robertino, di otto anni, con il quale passerà l'intera giornata.
L'uomo è uno spiantato quarantenne fallito che, desideroso
di dare una buona immagine di sé a suo figlio, lo riempie
di bugie fingendo di essere ciò che non è. Il ragazzino,
però è un tipo sveglio.（Here） |
| Dino,
la quarantaine, qui vit séparé de son épouse depuis de longues
années, profite d’un jeudi passé en compagnie de son jeune
fils de 8 ans, Robertino, pour tenter de gagner son affection
et retrouver son estime…（Here） |
| TRAMA
: Separato, Dino può vedere suo figlio una volta la settimana
e assume con lui atteggiamenti da grand'uomo che non convincono
nemmeno il ragazzo. Durante una di queste giornate, la realtà
si incarica di demolirne spietatamente la patetica maschera.
（Youtube） |
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About
Music
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Armando
Trovajoli
(Italy 1917-2013)
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Armando
Trovajoli
was born on September 2, 1917 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
He is known for his work on Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003),
Matrimonio all'italiana (1964) and C'eravamo tanto
amati (1974). He was married to Maria Paola Sapienza
and Pier Angeli. He died on February 28, 2013 in
Rome.(here) |
| Music
by Armando Trovajoli; Music
"Pel di carota" by Morricone
(1 Music, see below OST list) (IMDB)-See
the soundtrack column 1964 of Ennio Morricone |
| Summary
of the music
: The film was composed by Armando Trovajoli. Morricone
directed and arranged 1 music (See below OST list) |
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Above:
film starting shows the composer is Armando Trovaioli
(00'00'37")
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Above:
IMDB
(Sonudtrack column-1964)
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Above:
IMDB
Il
giovedì （1964）soundtracks
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Above:
About Pel di carota ( from La Cuccagna) in CHIMAI
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Above:
CHIMAI
shows the "PEL DI CAROTA" only belongs
3 films (La Cuccagna, Il Successo, I Maniaci)
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Rita
Pavone - Alla mia età - Pel di carota (1-2)
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Rita
Pavone (1-3)
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The
Ennio Morricone Chronicles (1-8)
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Above:
All albums
with Pel di carota ( from La Cuccagna) in CHIMAI
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OST
of Il
giovedì (Only
for
Ennio Morricone)
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Audition
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Note
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001
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Pel
di carota
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(CHIMAI-Without
the film "Il giovedi" in 3 films was
listed by CHIMAI in its cridets list) Composer:
Ennio Morricone; Arranger: Luis Bacalov; Lyrics:
Franco Migliacci; Conductor: Luis Bacalov; Vocals:
Rita Pavone
(IMDB)
Music by Ennio Morricone; Lyrics by Franco Migliacci;
Performed by Rita Pavone
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