¡La Califfa
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[Machine Translation] The theme song of "La Califa" was introduced in the documentary film "Morricone: The Musician Who Loved Cinema" ( 21 ) and was known as one of the most popular songs among Morricone's scores, but the film itself had not been shown in theaters in Japan until 2024, when it was finally released for the first time in Japan, much anticipated by fans. In this social melodrama, a former fellow factory manager and a female strike leader fall in unforgivable love. 32-year-old Romy Schneider and Ugo Tognazzi of the "Mr. Lady, Mr. Madam" series play a forbidden relationship. This film marks the directorial debut of Alberto Bevilacqua, an up-and-coming novelist by training. First domestic release! --Irene's husband is murdered while Italy is in turmoil due to a strike, and she replaces him as the passionate leader of the workers. Irene is at odds with Dobeldo, a factory owner who used to be a fellow worker, but as she resonates with Dobeldo's bright ideas, she soon finds herself drawn to him. Despite their differences, they continue to meet, but tragedy soon befalls them...
Original Release Year: 1970
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