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Roma dalla finestra
It is the story of a man and two women. Carlo, is a photojournalist from Rome. His wife Olga is a model in Paris (and in the first sequence of the film we see her being raped by an Indian in a fountain; but she laughs and says to the attacker: "It's the first time you have violated someone , right? " Then there is O, a Japanese fawn that Carlo meets at Idroscalo, on the places of the Pasolinian martyrdom, and immediately falls in love with it, He sees her pee, follows her and in a very short time throws the faith to the sea (literally) and ends up in bed with her.
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Plot Summary
A young man is drawn into a world of sensuality and mystery when he becomes infatuated with a captivating woman in his Rome neighborhood. As their relationship deepens, he uncovers hidden desires and complex dynamics within the building he inhabits. The narrative explores themes of sexuality, voyeurism, and the intertwined lives of its residents.
Critical Reception
Roma dalla finestra was a notable entry in Tinto Brass's filmography, known for its explicit content and artistic exploration of eroticism. While often criticized for its sensationalism, it also garnered attention for its visual style and daring approach to mature themes, appealing to a niche audience interested in arthouse erotica.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its bold exploration of sexuality and artistic cinematography.
Criticized by some for its explicit nature and potentially exploitative themes.
Considered a representative work of Tinto Brass's distinct directorial style.
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Fun Fact
The film's explicit content led to various censorship battles and distribution challenges in different countries upon its release.
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