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With Aunt It's Not a Sin
The rich Gloria, resident for years in the United States, returns to live in her native country in Sicily, where she is welcomed by her sister-in-law, widow Antonia and her son Saro. The beautiful Gloria does not fail to arouse particular interest in the inhabitants of the place, especially in a building speculator, the engineer De Vita, who intends at all costs to get hold Gloria's land. She will be able to seduce the man, and then allow herself to the sister-in-law and the nephew before leaving for the USA.
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Plot Summary
This short comedy film follows the misadventures of a young man who inherits a peculiar aunt and the ensuing chaos that unfolds. The narrative humorously explores generational differences and the unexpected turns life can take. It's a lighthearted tale filled with quirky characters and amusing situations.
Critical Reception
As a short comedy from 1980, 'With Aunt It's Not a Sin' received modest attention primarily within its niche. It is generally remembered as a quaint and charming piece, offering light entertainment typical of its era. Critical reviews, where available, often highlighted its gentle humor and nostalgic feel, though some may have found it somewhat dated.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its lighthearted and innocent humor.
Appreciated for featuring veteran British comedians.
Seen as a pleasant, albeit brief, comedic escapade.
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Fun Fact
This short film features a rare appearance by Arthur Askey, a beloved British comedian known for his extensive radio and stage career, in his later years.
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