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Dolce... calda Lisa
80's Italian sleaze with the luscious Claudia Rocchi, Italian porno regular Guia Lauri Filzi, and softcore actress Annj Goren. The film is about Lisa, a young pretty wife stuck with an older husband who cannot satisfy her sexually nor in other ways. She becomes bored with her everyday life and cheats on her husband sleeping with another older man. Still not satisfied she hooks up with a rich man (Enzo Fisichella) who introduces her to a young stud (Mario Cutini) and his two lesbian playmates (Guia Lauri Filzi and Annj Goren). At the party Lisa is taken by the young man while the others watch. This seems to do the trick for Lisa. Her curiosity for the young man deepens and she wants to see him again. However, it turns out that he is a very rude partner instead of the gentle lover that she wanted. Shot in Rome, Italy.
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Plot Summary
This Italian comedy follows the misadventures of a young man named Ivan, who is infatuated with Lisa, a popular television personality. Ivan's obsession leads him to pursue her through various comedic and often awkward situations. The film explores themes of celebrity worship and the blurred lines between fantasy and reality.
Critical Reception
While not a critical darling, 'Dolce... calda Lisa' was a popular film in Italy, appreciated for its lighthearted comedy and the performances of its cast, particularly Carlo Verdone. It's often seen as a product of its time, reflecting the popular culture and comedic sensibilities of early 1980s Italian cinema.
What Reviewers Say
A light and often silly comedy that relies on situational humor.
Features a charismatic lead performance that anchors the film.
Reflects the popular Italian comedy style of the early 1980s.
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Fun Fact
The film marked an early starring role for Carlo Verdone, who would go on to become one of Italy's most beloved comedic actors.
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