Il merlo maschio (1971)
Año de Estreno: 1971
Nación: Italy
Título Alternativo: Mijn vrouw is een sexviool, El mirlo macho, Miehen lempisoitin, Ma femme est un violon, O erotiaris kai to violontselo tou, A Minha Mulher é Um Violonsexo, Erkek dedigin ne çalar, Secret Fantasy, X-Rated Girl, Das nackte Cello, Komm, geig mit mir, Komödie in Po-Dur, The Naked Cello
Director: Pasquale Festa Campanile
Guionista: Luciano Bianciardi, Pasquale Festa Campanile
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Género: Comedy, Comedy Film, Erotic Film, Film Based On Literature
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Argumento
Niccolò Vivaldi is an orchestra musician who plays the cello but feels frustrated as he is not prominent in his role. He is married to Costanza, a beautiful woman whom he photographs nude. Niccolò shares these photos with a friend and later realizes that his attempts at composing a comic opera are actually Rossini's 'La gazza ladra'. To maintain his self-esteem, he keeps this discovery from his wife.
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Resumen
Il merlo maschio (1971), directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile, is a comedy film based on literature that explores themes of frustration, artistic identity, and marriage. The movie follows Niccolò Vivaldi, an orchestra musician who struggles with his lack of prominence and finds solace in photographing his wife Costanza nude. The film is notable for its blend of comedy, eroticism, and its exploration of the creative process.
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