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Ieri, oggi, domani

1963 [ITALIAN]

Action / Comedy / Romance

Ieri, oggi, domani

1963 [ITALIAN]

Action / Comedy / Romance

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7.2/10 · 11.7K

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Plot summary

Three tales of very different women using their sexuality as a means to getting what they want.

Director

Vittorio De Sica

Top cast

Sophia Loren as Adelina Sbaratti / Anna Molteni / Mara

Carlo Croccolo as Auctioneer

Tina Pica as Grandmother Ferrario

Marcello Mastroianni as Carmine Sbaratti / Renzo / Augusto Rusconi

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.07 GB

1280*544

Italian 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

30 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 4

1.98 GB

1920*816

Italian 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

30 fps

1 hr 58 min

Seeds 26

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7 / 10

This is a bit like a sandwich with

CinemaSerf

This is a bit like a sandwich with the bread in the middle and the filling on each side... Sophia Loren is the woman and Marcello Mastroianni the man and the…

This is a bit like a sandwich with the bread in the middle and the filling on each side... Sophia Loren is the woman and Marcello Mastroianni the man and the results of these three short scenarios are really quite funny. The first sees her as "Adelina", married to the jobless "Carmine" and reduced to selling illicit cigarettes on the street whilst doing her best Queen Anne impersonation of being eternally pregnant. Why? Well she has discovered that so long as she is expecting she is pretty much untouchable by the carabinieri - and boy can she exploit that loophole, much to the exhaustion of her poor, and penniless, husband. Next she is "Anna" - the bored wife of a successful Brussels bureaucrat who takes struggling artist "Renzo" on a trip in her Rolls Royce - which he duly prangs. Let's just say - she doesn't exactly hang around to help with the tyre change. Finally, my favourite of the triptych. She is "Mara" - a lady who likes to entertain fine gentlemen in her apartment. One afternoon she espies some young eyes watching her from the neighbouring apartment. Dressed only in a sheet she flirts a little, only to discover that when he walks into view, he is a priest. "Umberto" (Gianni Ridolfi) looks like butter wouldn't melt but is immediately smitten by this sophisticated woman, much to the furious annoyance of his grandmother (Tina Pica) and to her travelling date "Augusto" (MM). When the young man declares a change of heart on his life of religious observance, the three adults have to find a way of putting him back on his true path - but will they manage? The central feature is just a little short, the first maybe a touch too long - it does (no pun intended) rather labour the joke, but the concluding part is funny with the accumulating chemistry between the two stars and the savvy Pica working well to finish off a story of mischief in which it's usually Loren who pulls the strings. Mastroianni is very natural here and I couldn't help but feel sorry for him as he seemed to end up out-manoeuvred however he played his cards. It's got a jolly Trovajoli score that substitutes quite nicely for dialogue some of the time, and is really one of De Sica's easier films to sort of glide through, enjoyably.

What Glorious Beauty in Italy!!!

alicecbr

Yes, the stories are funny and heart-warming...all three of them. And Sophia Loren ALMOST makes you think she's as mean as the millionairess she portrays…

8 / 10

Interesting point in De Sica's career

ehn1263

This very enjoyable film may be a let down for someone expecting the heights of De Sica's Neorealist masterpieces like The Bicycle Thief or Two Women. However…

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