| Suggestionata | |
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| Directed by | Alfredo Rizzo |
| Written by | Mario De Rosa Alfredo Rizzo |
| Starring | Gabriele Ferzetti Eleonora Giorgi Gioia Scola |
| Music by | Carlo Savina |
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| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
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An engineer, a wealthy professional, and a former fascist, returns to Italy to reclaim his land. Widowed with three young children, he forms a voluntary bond with a young and alluring woman. Influenced by the political and social discussions of her father, which she had heard when she was just thirteen, she orchestrates a situation in which she isolates herself with her lover's children and leads them into the moral abyss in which she finds herself. The protagonist will thus find himself facing a series of crimes, without even understanding whether they are motivated by political revenge or material gain. [2]
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