A Venetian countess, pregnant with illegitimate child, befriends her also pregnant servant girl and they almost become more than friends, but her family, infuriated over her scandalous pregnancy, has a plan for her and the baby.
Zio Pietro
As a young boy, Tommaso's (Gerard Darier) interest in women and in his cousin Marta (Mariangela Melato) in particular, inspired him to bore peep holes into her wall and vicariously partake of her forbidden private life, including her wedding day. Time goes by, and after living through many changes going on around him, Tommaso has grown up and is now a soldier in the military. When he sees cousin Marta at a train station one day, he jumps off his train, talks to her for awhile, and tries to give her some strength to face the various problems in her life. Both Marta and Tommaso suffer deceptions over the next crucial period -- Marta becomes estranged from her husband, and her daughter is more distant with each passing day.
The Boatman
Sandro (Nino Manfredi), propietario de un taller de reparación de coches en Roma, se ha mudado a Venecia tras su matrimonio con Laura (Eleonora Giorgi), una bella veneciana que ha heredado de su padre una romántica librería de libros antiguos. Cuando la pareja se haya en plena crisis matrimonial, Sandro descubre en casa de un extravagante fotógrafo existencialista, un enigmático retrato de una mujer desnuda. Y esa mujer, a la que no se le ve el rostro, le resulta muy parecida a Laura. Buscando a la modelo, Sandro encontrará a Rirí. (FILMAFFINITY)
Momolo
Malombra is a 1974 TV film directed by Raffaele Meloni and based on the novel of the same name by Antonio Fogazzaro.
Satrapungolo
A war film based on the novel "Journey into the Vertigo" by Evgenija Solomonovna Ginzburg
