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Catherine and I
Enrico Melotti, a middle-aged businessman, has a difficult relationship with his wife, maid and secretary/lover. During a business trip to America, his friend Arturo shows him the key to solving all of his problems: Caterina, a female-looking robotic maid that does all domestic chores better than any human.
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Enrico Melotti, a middle-aged businessman, has a difficult relationship with his wife, maid and secretary/lover. During a business trip to America, his friend Arturo shows him the key to solving all of his problems: Caterina, a female-looking robotic maid that does all domestic chores better than any human.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Alberto Sordi, Rodolfo Sonego
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Italian International Film, Carthago Films, RAI
Cast
Alberto Sordi
Director
Alberto Sordi
Enrico Menotti
Edwige Fenech
Elisabetta
Valeria Valeri
Marisa Menotti
Catherine Spaak
Claudia Parise
Rossano Brazzi
Arthur
Victoria Zinny
Susan, a Pamela employee
Susan Scheerer
Pamela, the entrepreneur
Andrew I. Miller
The American engineer
Elisa Mainardi
Teresa, the maid
Ugo Bologna
The man on the plane
Sandra Mantegna
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