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SUMMARY:Love and Anarchy (Lina Wertmüller)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Love and Anarchy</strong></p><p><em
 >Film d'amore e d'anarchia\, ovvero: stamattina alle 10\, in via dei Fiori
 \, nella nota casa di tolleranza... </em><style>strong.echo{background-ima
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 %\;}</style><strong class=\"echo\">.</strong>Italie 1973 | Lina Wertmülle
 r | vostEN | 120’ | digital | Cast : Giancarlo Giannini\, Mariangela Mel
 ato\, Lina Polito</p><p>► Meilleur acteur (Giannini)\, Cannes 1973</p><p
 >&nbsp\;</p><img src=\"/assets/d4899f9c/images/echo-watermark-2024.jpg?fro
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 :-50%\;right:-50%\;\" alt=\"From ECHO.lu\" /><p>Tunin\, a freckle-faced fa
 rm boy\, becomes an accidental anarchist and is sent to kill Mussolini. Hi
 s contact in Rome is Salomè\, a sex worker with her own sob story. While 
 they prepare for the assassination\, Tunin falls in love with Tripolina\, 
 which threatens the entire operation.</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« It was Love &
 amp\; Anarchy that internationally announced Lia Wertmüller as the heir t
 o the <em>commedia all'italiana</em> of Vittorio De Sica\, Mario Monicelli
 \, and other post-war \"pink\" neorealists who couched laughs within the c
 ontext of social commentary. (...) Lina Polito's sweetness wins our sympat
 hy\, and Mariangela Melato's amped-up sexual frankness gives the film its 
 brassy verve. As Tunin\, though\, it's Giancarlo Giannini that steals each
  scene\, which is impressive considering his is the most low-key performan
 ce. The magic is in his eyes – easily wounded\, often embarrassed\, but 
 occasionally flickering with a maniacal\, beyond-all-reason bravery. » <e
 m>(Blu-ray.com)</em></p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« While the riotous comedy and l
 arger-than-life caricatures are present in <em>Love and Anarchy</em>\, it 
 has a more melancholy tone than of Wertmuller’s best known films\, and s
 huns ironic distance in favour of a poignant portrait of an idealistic man
  completely out of his depth. » <em>(Barbican Cinema)</em></p><p><br></p>
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 isplay:inline\;position:fixed\;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\">.</em><p>Org. Cin
 émathèque</p>
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