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La Cucina |
| Simmering in the heat of a
Sicilian kitchen, a saucy tale of sex, recipes, and murder. |
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The First Time I Heard Anthea Speak |
In post-war London,
actress Sylvia Bollusk develops an alarming growth in
her armpit.
The growth is Anthea.
As Sylvia
stands in the Mall in the pouring rain watching the
coronation procession, Anthea speaks for the first time. |
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Cabaret |
| A comic mystery set in the back
streets of Rome, about a young woman who is overjoyed when her husband
disappears |
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Nectar |
| A naughty
celebration of the senses, Nectar
explores the mystery of sexual attraction and the frivolous nature of divine
justice |
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Ardor |
| An irresistibly funny, subtly wise
and zestfully romantic fairy tale
for adults |
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CABARET |
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A Roman Riddle |
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 Freda
Lippi comes home one afternoon to find her apartment overrun by the police and
her ventriloquist husband, Alberto, his dummy, and her parrot, Pierino, gone
without trace.
Though distraught about Pierino, her true soul mate, Freda feels
nothing short of exaltation at the thought that the husband she despises may
never return.
From there, she chronicles the surreal events of the days that follow with
flashbacks to her own tragic life that explain why she married Alberto; from the
horrific accident that devastated her world as a teenager, to the life-changing
cruise around the Mediterranean with a sinister but hilarious one-armed
companion; from the funeral parlor where Freda works by day as an embalmer, to
the seedy cabaret where she performs at night, unleashing her
repressed passions
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