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Director  Tinto Brass
Adapted from  Cosi fan tutte
Music director  Pino Donaggio
Language  Italian
5.2/10 IMDb

Genre  Comedy, Drama
Duration  
Country  Italy
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Initial DVD release  February 5, 2002 (USA)
Writer  Tinto Brass, Bernardino Zapponi, Francesco Costa
Release date  21 February 1992 (1992-02-21)
Cast  Claudia Koll (Diana), Paolo Lanza (Paolo), Ornella Marcucci (Nadia), Isabella Deiana (Antonietta)

All Ladies Do It (Italian: Così fan tutte) ([koˈzi fan ˈtutte]) is a 1992 Italian sex comedy film directed by Tinto Brass and starring Claudia Koll. It is loosely based on Mozart/da Ponte opera Così fan tutte.

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Scenes from Tinto Brass 'All Ladies Do It' 1992 erotic film... ft. Loverman 'Coming and Going'


Synopsis

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Diana (Claudia Koll) is a Roman wife happily married to sympathetic Paolo (Paolo Lanza) but she is keen on playing benign games of seduction with other men while resisting the advances of chic lingerie shop owner Silvio (Renzo Rinaldi) and she narrates her adventures to Paolo in order to stimulate their otherwise monotonous sexual life. However, under the influence of her lesbian friend Antonietta (Isabella Deiana) and raunchy sister Nadia (Ornella Marcucci), Diana starts to move the ongoings further while Paolo is still prone to believing that events narrated by her are merely fantasies. Nevertheless, when the French Sadean antiques dealer Donatien Alphonse (Franco Branciaroli) leaves marks on her body, Paolo understands that Diana is cheating on him and throws her out of the house. Diana then seeks further sexual adventures, while she and Paolo reflect on the nature of sexuality and monogamy, and their future as a couple.

Reception

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In a retrospective review, Sight & Sound reviewed both The Key (1983) and All Ladies Do It, noting that the latter "shows a marked decline in narrative sophistication and wit" noting that the Venice setting in this film is set more in studio-based constructs than The Key. Brass' film relocates the story to Mussolini's time and changes the setting to Venice.

References

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