All Women Are Bad

A wealthy businessman, frustrated with the manipulative women in his life, embarks on a journey to find an honest and subservient woman. His search leads him through a series of encounters that highlight the complexities and stereotypes of relationships. He eventually finds himself in a situation that challenges his perceptions and his desires. The film uses humor and satire to explore societal views on gender roles and relationships.

All Women Are Bad received a mixed reception from critics, with some praising its satirical edge and Vitti's performance, while others found its humor to be dated and its message problematic. Audience reactions were similarly divided, reflecting the film's provocative themes for its time.

• Praised for its satirical commentary on gender dynamics.

• Monica Vitti's performance is often cited as a highlight.

• Some found the film's humor to be less effective or outdated.

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The film's title in Italian, 'La donna scimmia' (The Ape Woman), refers to a character in a previous film by the same director, suggesting a thematic link or perhaps a playful misdirection.