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Scene from L'uomo che guarda (1994)
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| Duration: 1550 sec. | Nudity: yes* | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 904 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1280x720 | Added: 2018-Mar-19 |
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Cristina Garavaglia
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Alternate Names: Christy Landers
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Cristina Garavaglia starred as Silvia, the wife of literature professor Eduardo (played by Massimo Ghini), in the Italian film 'L'uomo che guarda' released in 1994. The movie explores Eduardo's struggle with jealousy and obsession after suspecting Silvia has left him for another man.
Katarina Vasilissa
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Alternate Names: Katarzyna Kozaczyk, カタリナ・ヴァシリッサ
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Katarina Vasilissa, known for her role as Silvia in the 1994 film 'L'uomo che guarda', plays a character involved in a complex web of relationships and suspicions around a literature professor, Eduardo (Dodo). Her portrayal contributes to the film's exploration of obsession, memory, and assigned roles within relationships.
Raffaella Offidani
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About the Movie: L'uomo che guarda (1994)
Release Year: 1994
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Alternative Title: El voyeur, Воайорът, O Homem Que Olha, O Voyeur, El hombre que mira, Tirkistelijä - The Voyeur, Le voyeur, O idonovlepsias, Immoral Novel, Mezczyzna, który patrzy, O Homem que Espreita, Подглядывающий, Röntgenci, The Voyeur, Tinto Brass' The Voyeur
Director: Tinto Brass
Writer: Alberto Moravia, Tinto Brass
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Genre: Drama, Romance
Story
Recently dumped literature professor Eduardo ('Dodo') struggles with his obsession over his statuesque young wife Silvia, whom he suspects has left him for another man. As he spirals into torment, Dodo finds himself drawn to two other women: Fausta, his bedridden father's live-in nurse, and Pascasie, his seductive Congolese student. Unable to resist their magnetism, Dodo begins to reconstruct the truth about Silvia through his memories, ultimately embracing his role as 'the man who watches'.
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Directed by Tinto Brass in 1994, 'L'uomo che guarda' (The Man Who Watches) is a psychological drama that explores obsession, jealousy, and desire. The film centers around Eduardo ('Dodo'), a literature professor consumed by his fascination with his wife Silvia, even after their separation. As Dodo's suspicions about Silvia grow, he becomes increasingly involved with other women in his life, blurring the lines between reality and his own obsessions.