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Giovanni Albanese Movies

1997  
 
No linking device is used in this Italian anthology film in which five untitled episodes offer a portrait of life in Rome: A businessman sees a prostitute before going home to his wife; a film-extra goes to a movie theater to see himself but falls asleep before his 15 seconds of fame; a farmhand turns the tables on an East European bully; after a tryst, a woman foresees the death of her lover; and a hitman finds the mob is checking up on him. Shown at the 1997 Locarno Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi

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Starring:
Gigio AlbertiAntonella Ponziani, (more)
 
1996  
 
Off-beat is a description scarcely adequate to describe this highly-original Italian comedy-drama that takes place within a woman's womb and centers on the conversations between two developing fraternal twins, known only as Big Guy and Little Guy. The fetuses are played by long-haired grown men who wear beads and have are strategically covered by their umbilical cords. Each of the embryos has a distinct personality complete with built in fears of the strange world awaiting them outside. Big Guy is the aggressive brute who resents having to share his watery home with Little Guy, the intellectual one. Little Guy is small enough to climb up into his mother's fallopian tubes where a peephole allows him some view of the world. He can even watch TV. Armed with such information, he visits Big Guy and together they talk about it all. Sometimes when they sleep, both have fantastic dreams of meeting their beautiful mother. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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