Capriccio Page #3

Synopsis: Jennifer and her husband Fred seek out their old lovers for another fling in this erotic drama. Fred hooks up with the prostitute Rosalba, while Jennifer returns to the arms of the handsome pimp Ciro. The unfaithful couple return to each other after the affairs prove to be less satisfying then the memory of their initial experiences.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Tinto Brass
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.1
Year:
1987
98 min
143 Views


enough, you go back to America !

Do you as all the others? Do you give orders ?

And what do you want? I like you.

Good... !

- The country of sh*t, I have cut tires.

- Good luck with my car!

And during the war we helped the Americans.

They were nice guys in business, but the women were fools.

- What do you mean?

- Nothing !

- Say what you want, I won't do anything.

- Listen, American !

It was a good time for business.

I bought materials left by the war.

An true American could make a sackful of money.

Why not start a business together ?

It is better to forget about women, otherwise you will get nothing.

Like Clark Gable, who danced with her. He was the best in the business.

Soon, he went bankrupt. I understand that times have changed.

Remember, you can make money. Even if you weren't a hero.

You understand what I mean, americani ?

You must take advantage of this situation before the situation takes advantage of you.

No one took advantage of me !

Of course, you are informed and you now know what you have to do. I want to tell you something!

They comes a time in which a whore is only a whore.

- Mrs. Jennifer !

- Yes !

Duccio is not feeling well !

What is wrong with you? Where does it hurt ?

Duccio !

My treasure !

He has a temperature! Prepare a few wet rags !

Faster !

We need a doctor. Call Vincenzo !

Duccio, my treasure !

Don't cry !

The Normani Restaurant ?

In Villa Serenella.

Mrs. Jennifer ! I must speak with don Vincenzo !

My God! Send me a cab, hurry, please !

Tell don Vincenzo I will meet him at the market, near the church.

Thank you so much! Good-bye !

They are all at the church, for the holiday.

I called a taxi, to see the doctor.

Don Vincenzo, Duccio is sick. We need a doctor !

He's in the church with the others !

Look, there he is !

Ciro.... !

Jennifer !

What a surprise! What are you doing here ?

Stella, Lietta, come here !

This is Jennifer, a friend from the war !

This is Stella, a royal dignitary !

What a beautiful combination ! We must celebrate!

delighted, and Lietta! Foreign Secretary !

She is a executive secretary. Ciro's secretary!

Let's all go to the restaurant Marin. There have the best oysters.

Beautiful, I'm crazy for oysters! Let's go!

- I would like....

- What ?

- Why didn't you answer the letters?

- The letters?

I haven't received a letter !

- Nor did I know that you came.

- That's why I have written the letter.

At the reception at excelsior. It said you will arrive !

I waited two weeks. day and night!

You were here and you did not even try to see me.

What are you saying, Jennifer ?

I came with them long ago !

Please ciro, I want us to stay together tonight !

- Are you mad? How can I do that?

- You are with them ?

- What is wrong with you?

- Nothing! I can explain.

The star shows where I work.

Listen, Mrs. Jennifer!

- Ciro is a stinking sh*t!

He is a Playboy. He keeps a lot of women !

- What are you talking about?

- But he is nice, isn't he?

- You see that he says nothing, Mrs. Jennifer?

- You can shut up ?

A gigalo !

Why on earth do you laugh, Lietta ?

You pay them, don't you ?

What do you think I am?

- I'll see you tomorrow!

- Tonight, please!

- I must leave in a little while.

- OK, serenella villa!

- But not before a few hours!

- Swear that you will come !

I swear !

Jennifer... believe me

I want to very much!

Here's what I'll do! I'll leave my watch !

It is a promise !

And what do you want me to do ?

It is all I have!

I'll take it only to have the pleasure to give it back to you .

- What beautiful times!

- When ?

The day on which we met, you hair waved back and forth...

She was called Jennifer.

It's so ?

Who was the boy? Your beau ?

Yes, my beau !

What are you doing washing laundry? We must go back to Rome.

You soiled my pajamas, and now I have to wash it.

You say you have extended the mission ?

Do you like being a housewife !

Don't be afraid that I want to marry you.

It is better that way. I thought you had invented a story.

- Yes? What kind of story?

- Our story!

- Why should I?

- A woman needs a story.

- What about the men?

- No, not when he gets paid.

Poor Fred! The Jeep was right.

Times have changed when a whore is a whore and both.

- I'm going out to make a phone call.

- That's good!

Go telephone Arthur !

It could be a story !

There was nothing serious. He was just achy. You did well to call !

Excuse me, I lost it and panicked !

When I arrived, Duccio had already felt better.

- I'm hungry!

- Let's go, Don vincenzo !

Let Mommy be with her exquisite champion !

- I will lead, thank you... !

- After you, please !

You must nap... !

So... !

There! You must sleep !

One moment, please !

It's for you, sir..

Hello... Jennifer !

What do you want ?

Hello.... !

I can't hear, Jennifer !

We are all right! Duccio had a little pain in his belly.

How does his belly feel now?

He is fine now, maybe the weather is better here.

The keys !

I feel a bit guilty for you and Duccio. I shouldn't have left you alone.

My trip is almost done, I'll return to Rome.

- When are you coming back?

- Tomorrow !

Can you hear me, Jennifer? Are you still there ?

Yes !

I love you, Jennifer.

- Duccio needs me?

- We'll see you in Rome. !

Of course !

Good-bye, Fred !

Good-bye !

Do you remember Rome ?

Casa Rosaliei ?

Would you like to live with me ?

Remember ?

One day, I did come. You disappeared !

Gone, you were married...

I felt sad, Jennifer ?

I couldn't leave, Jennifer !

Yet you needed me....

And I you !

Ciro.... !

I want to go to America, Jennifer !

You and I in America !

I'll keep you in hand.

It is like a procurer... !

I'll call him Ciro !

It is an innocent love ... !

I assure you Jennifer, your Italian is nice !

Do as I say !

He is a stinking Playboy....

He maintains lots of women.

What would you like to be ?

That's it!

What's up! Lester, love Dad ?

Duccio, what a nice boy...

You are still pale !

Do you like it? Go to your rooms !

Good-bye !

You look different with you hair up... !

I fixed my hair before we left.

It's as if I saw your neck for the first time, now !

It's appetite for this body !

Answer, I am sure it's for you.

I am not expecting any telephone call. How about you ?

Hello !

I know where your letters are !

Excuse me, I do not understand! With who do you want to talk ?

The letters from Ciro !

Who's talking? I think you have the wrong number !

I will repeat, you have the wrong number. The person is not here.

Hello, hello !

Who's talking ?

Who was it, why did they hang up ?

- What did I do?

- I don't know, it was mistake !

Was it a man or woman ?

A woman, spoke Italian. I failed to understand what she said!

Of course it's just a stupid someone having fun and making jokes !

Of course !

Excuse me, Fred !

Are you still worried about Duccio !

He needs a lot. I am going to see if everything is okay !

Fine, I will leave for the Office to make a art report.

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Tinto Brass

Giovanni "Tinto" Brass (born 26 March 1933) is an Italian filmmaker. In the 1960s and 1970s, he directed many critically acclaimed avant-garde films of various genres. Today, he is mainly known for his later work in the erotic genre, with films such as Caligula, Così fan tutte (released under the English title All Ladies Do It), Paprika, Monella (Frivolous Lola) and Trasgredire. more…

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