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L'innocente

1976 [ITALIAN]

Action / Drama / Romance

L'innocente

1976 [ITALIAN]

Action / Drama / Romance

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82% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

7.4/10 · 4.9K

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Plot summary

Tullio Hermil is a chauvinist aristocrat who flaunts his mistress to his wife, but when he believes she has been unfaithful he becomes enamored of her again.

Director

Luchino Visconti

Top cast

Margherita Horowitz as

Marina Pierro as

Laura Antonelli as Giuliana Hermil

Roberta Paladini as Miss Elviretta

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.16 GB

1280*544

Italian 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 9 min

Seeds 3

2.16 GB

1920*816

Italian 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 9 min

Seeds 9

Comments 2

Annakin063 2266 days ago

Podrías subir por favor Senso otra obra de Visconti Te lo agradeceria. Saludos.

Annakin063 2266 days ago

Muchisimas gracias Gran Luchino

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6 / 10

There can be no doubt that Luchino Visconti

CinemaSerf

There can be no doubt that Luchino Visconti was a master at putting together a film with class, style and beauty - and this is no different. A magnificent…

8 / 10

The truth is seldom told to one's face.

brogmiller

Following a debilitating stroke seemingly caused by the rigours of filming 'Ludwig', wheelchair-bound Luchino Visconti somehow managed to make two more films…

Following a debilitating stroke seemingly caused by the rigours of filming 'Ludwig', wheelchair-bound Luchino Visconti somehow managed to make two more films, neither of which display a dip in form and indeed are without the extravagant campness to which he had become prone. The second of these was shown out of competition at the Cannes Film Festival two months after his death.He had hoped to film an adaptation of D'Annunzio's novel 'The Child of Pleasure' but was unable to obtain the rights and instead settled for that author's 'L'Innocente' which features the character of Tullio who epitomises the Nietzschean 'higher man' who answers to no man, moral code and certainly not to God. It seems at one stage that he will get away with one of the most heinous of crimes and declares that 'no court on earth would sit in judgement on me' but here Visconti and his writers Suso Cecchi d'Amico and Enrico Medioli have created a punishment that is in keeping with Tullio's monstrous egotism and 'makes a natural conclusion to everything'.Visconti had intended that Tullio be played by Alain Delon and one is fascinated as to what he would have brought to the role but this was not to be and although Giancarlo Giannini lacks Delon's charisma he is utterly convincing as a pathological narcissist whilst Laura Antonelli, arthouse pin-up of the 1970's, brings a captivating delicacy to her role as his put upon spouse. The character of Countess Teresa Raffo is somewhat shadowy in the novel and has been fleshed out here. Although not first choice for the role, under Visconti's direction Jennifer O'Neill is an absolute revelation and gives a performance of which this viewer at any rate would not have thought her capable. She is of course aided immeasurably by the seamless dubbing of Valeria Moriconi, a fine actress in her own right who receives a much-deserved mention as the closing credits roll.Suffice to say Visconti's aestheticism and eye for detail are paramount here with score, production, set and costume designs of the highest order whilst Laura Antonelli's costume in certain scenes has been designed by Mother Nature!Against the sumptuous backdrops Visconti depicts the infidelities, betrayals and double standards of a social class he knew so well.The relatively minor role of one of Teresa's aristocratic admirers is played by Massimo Girotti who had played Gino the drifter in Visconti's 'Ossessione' in 1943. His presence here is most fitting for as one critic has observed 'this last film might not be Visconti's best but is as sublimely and deceptively subversive as his first'.

8 / 10

A beautiful, languid, intense melodrama

PaulusLoZebra

Luchino Visconti's l'Innocente is a beautiful film. Magnificent details fill up the screen on every shot, as he has done so masterfully with other period…

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