In 1970s Rome, a filmmaker gathers actresses for a new project, which triggers memories of his past working in a Roman costume shop, run by Alberta and Gabriella, navigating personal and professional challenges while creating costumes for a major film.
Ferzan Özpetek
Director
Luisa Ranieri
Alberta / Luisa
Jasmine Trinca
Gabriella / Jasmine
Elena Sofia Ricci
Elena
Lunetta Savino
Eleonora / Lunetta
Vanessa Scalera
Bianca Vega / Vanessa
Kasia Smutniak
Sofia Volpi / Kasia
Milena Vukotić
Zia Olga / Milena
Anna Ferzetti
Paolina / Anna
Geppi Cucciari
Fausta / Geppi
Mara Venier
Silvana / Mara
Carla Signoris
Alida Borghese / Carla
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