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Synopsis: Anna is quiet, living with her parents, cashiering at a café bar in Bergamo. She meets and falls for Guido, a Milanese gangster in town to lie low. He pursues her, but also warns her that he's no good. She goes to Milan with him anyway. When she witnesses a Mob hit, Guido's boss wants her compromised so she will never testify against them: Guido pushes her into prostitution. When she becomes pregnant and Guido wants her to have an abortion, she rebels. Can she escape "the life," or is death the only alternative? What about the child?
 
IMDB:
6.4
Year:
1973
100 min
44 Views


I've got a house in Rome that's

so big I get lost inside it!

- At least keep me company.

- Don't you have any friends?

Lots, all friends of my husband.

You should hear them when they

talk about particle dynamics!

- Boring!

- You're not happy with...

With Piero? Everything's

marvellously fine with him.

It's just that...

- I want a child.

- And he doesn't?

We're not talking about me,

but about you.

- Have you seen him again?

- No, she hasn't.

At least I hope not.

Thanks for the tea and cakes

mum, but leave us alone now.

Hear that? Hear how she speaks to her

mother since she met him?

Mum, Loredana's leaving tonight

and we've got a lot to talk about.

Thank you!

- So, have you seen him again?

- No.

- Gone away?

- Don't know, he disappeared.

The idea that I won't see

him again drives me crazy.

A token and a coffee.

A Punt y Mes, darling.

Hello, Bar Centrale. Can I help you?

Yes.

Do you know what time is it?

You think I care!?

What?

Your mother's asking that some

hot water be left for the dishes.

Ugh! You can't even

get washed in this house!

- What's she up to, going out tonight as well?

- Of course, it's Saturday!

Every day's been Saturday

around here for a while now!

Ah, it's you!

- Why are you here?

- I've been waiting for you.

- So?

- Guido...

Can't you see I'm busy? You do

business at a gambling table.

Do you trust me?

I love you

I'm going to Milan in an hour.

You can come with me if you want.

- Been here long?

- No, just got here.

I need one more hole...

two shots and I'm yours.

I'm dead tired, I can't wait

to have a shower.

You can have one

at the club if you like!

I'd rather go home and I've got someone

with me as well. In the car.

- Oh, really? Who?

- A girl.

- No, she's not in the business.

- So, a total break, eh?!

Not all of them, I met a certain

kind of people in Bergamo!

- Fancy a game for 300?

- Million?

No, peanuts!

Sometimes I get the idea you

think you're still talking to Zuco.

Don't kid yourself, I won't be your

servant like he was.

You work for me too, just like him.

And what happened to Zuco?

- Shot!

- Yes, it went wrong for you.

The oven was ready

but the chicken escaped.

I don't want anybody dead,

as long as they don't bore me.

Zuco escaped to Switzerland, so

he won't bore me anymore for now.

That's why you got me to come back!

Right, now it's

his turn to run.

If there's a fire

it's a pity.

But if someone starts shooting,

they'd better hit the bull's-eye!

Talking of which, how's this girl?

No, don't wake her.

Well, congratulations!

Taxi

All this stuff, these clothes.

You shouldn't have, you spent too much!

Come on!

Take it!

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Ernesto Gastaldi

Ernesto Gastaldi (born 10 September 1934) is an Italian screenwriter. Born in Graglia, province of Biella, Italy, he has written under the pseudonyms Julian Berry, Julyan Perry and Ernst Gasthaus. He has collaborated with Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, Riccardo Freda, Tonino Valerii, Sergio Martino and Sergio Leone; as such he can be regarded as a chief architect of the giallo and Spaghetti Western films. The 1973 Italian western comedy film My Name Is Nobody (also known as Mio nome è Nessuno and Lonesome Gun), is based on his story and his script. more…

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