Les Napolitaines

Original title: Libera

1993
1h 23m

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Three episodes: In Napoli Aurora is abandoned by her husband and rekindles her relationship with a former lover. Exconvict Sebastiano learns that his mother is a trans woman. Libera gathers ... Read allThree episodes: In Napoli Aurora is abandoned by her husband and rekindles her relationship with a former lover. Exconvict Sebastiano learns that his mother is a trans woman. Libera gathers video evidence to prove her husband's infidelity.Three episodes: In Napoli Aurora is abandoned by her husband and rekindles her relationship with a former lover. Exconvict Sebastiano learns that his mother is a trans woman. Libera gathers video evidence to prove her husband's infidelity.

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Awards
- 5 wins & 8 nominations total

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8frederic9866

An excellent dark comedy

I've been remembering this movies since 1993,but mishaps by its french title "les napolitaines",I couldn't see it again, nor could i check for the filmmaker. Libera is dark comedy composed of 3 short movies in the very fine humor of the classical Italian movies. The best short of the movie is the adventure of Libera (Laia Forte) who owns a kiosk in Naples suburbs while her husband is playing sick in their house cheating on her with girls. Selling by mistake the peeping tom movie she made of her husband and his mistress will change her fate. But the other shorts, "Aurora" and "Carmela" are equally good.

Now that I know all the other movies of Pappi Corsicato, I'm going to order them as well. To be store between "I vitelloni" and "I mostri"

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Goofs
Maybe deliberately by director,in the first episode, when Aurora opens her mirror wardrobe, we see the crew for some seconds.

Connections
Features Hantise (1944)

Soundtracks
La notte
Written by Salvatore Adamo and Nicola Salerno (as N. Salerno)
Performed by Salvatore Adamo
Courtesy of EMI Music Publishing Italia