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Libera (1993)
Three episodes. In the first, Aurora lives in a luxurious apartment. Among some workers called to her house, she recognizes an old lover, who returns to courting her, but then empties her house. In the second, a boy released from reform school discovers that his mother is actually his father: a transvestite. In the third, a newsagent, suspecting her husband, who constantly pretends to be ill, is cheating on her, places a video camera in her room. She records his sexual encounters on a videotape that she sells at newsstands. In his directorial debut, Corsicato demonstrates a sharp and poetic talent (he was Almodovar's assistant) in creating three portraits of women that are also portraits of his city, Naples.
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Three episodes. In the first, Aurora lives in a luxurious apartment. Among some workers called to her house, she recognizes an old lover, who returns to courting her, but then empties her house. In the second, a boy released from reform school discovers that his mother is actually his father: a transvestite. In the third, a newsagent, suspecting her husband, who constantly pretends to be ill, is cheating on her, places a video camera in her room. She records his sexual encounters on a videotape that she sells at newsstands. In his directorial debut, Corsicato demonstrates a sharp and poetic talent (he was Almodovar's assistant) in creating three portraits of women that are also portraits of his city, Naples.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pappi Corsicato
In Theaters:12/31/1993
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Hathor Film, Lucky Red
Cast
Pappi Corsicato
Director
Iaia Forte
Aurora / Italia / Libera
Cristina Donadio
Carmela (segment "Carmela") / Amica di Aurora (segment "Aurora")
Ciro Piscopo
Sebastiano (segment "Carmela")
Enzo Moscato
Don Arcangelo (segment "Aurora")
Antonino Bruschetta
Pistoletta (segment "Aurora")
Cinzia Mirabella
Miriam (segment "Carmela")
Vincenzo Peluso
Enzo (segment "Carmela")
Pina Cipriani
Vigilante (segment "Aurora") / Madre d'Italia (segment "Carmela")
Fabiana Forte
Sorella di Aurora (segment "Aurora") / Amica d'Italia #1 (segment "Carmela")
Anna Avitabile
Sisina (segment "Aurora") / Amica d'Italia #2 (segment "Carmela") / Tabù (segment "Libera")
Paola Iovinella
Amica di Aurora (segment "Aurora") / Amica d'Italia #3 (segment "Carmela") / Immacolata (segment "Libera")
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