Let's Hope It's a Girl

Count Leonardo Furlan is a wealthy Roman patriarch who, after his wife's death, finds himself in a precarious financial situation. He attempts to secure his future by marrying off his four daughters, each with a distinct personality and set of problems, to wealthy suitors. However, his plans are constantly thwarted by their individual desires and the chaotic nature of their lives.

Mario Monicelli's "Let's Hope It's a Girl" was a commercial success and generally well-received by critics in Italy for its sharp social commentary and comedic portrayal of a wealthy, dysfunctional family. It is often considered one of Monicelli's later, but still effective, works, highlighting his enduring skill in blending humor with poignant observations on contemporary society.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and keen observation of social mores.

• Noted for its strong ensemble cast, particularly Liv Ullmann's performance.

• Appreciated for Monicelli's signature blend of comedy and social critique.

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Nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film.

The film was part of a retrospective of Mario Monicelli's work at the 1986 Venice Film Festival.