Comedy · Italy · 1972 · 1h 43m

The Last Decameron: Adultery in 7 Easy Lessons

Decameron n° 3 - Le più belle donne del Boccaccio

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Director
Italo Alfaro
Cast
Beba Lončar as Madonna Lydia (segment "The Magic Pear Tree") Femi Benussi as Madonna Isabella Rosita Torosh as Madonna Francesca (segment "The Mummy") Marina Malfatti as Wife of Jealous Husband (segment "The Jealous Husband") Angela Covello as Peasant Girl (segment "Eyes Heavenward") Pier Paola Bucchi as Storyteller
Crew
Giuseppe Pinori — Director of Photography Adriano Tagliavia — Editor Luigi Russo — Screenplay Giovanni Boccaccio — Novel Enzo Boetani — Producer Giuseppe Collura — Producer
Synopsis

Seven novels of Boccaccio featuring dirty jokes.

Mood & Themes
medieval
Key Collaborators
Italo Alfaro Director Giuseppe Pinori Director of Photography Adriano Tagliavia Editor Luigi Russo Screenplay Giovanni Boccaccio Novel Enzo Boetani Producer Giuseppe Collura Producer Antonio Fratalocchi Production Design Elio Micheli Costume Design
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