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The writer Alberto, supported by his wife Elsa, is writing a novel centered on a common woman from Ciociaria, Cesira, during World War II. The story begins in Rome in 1943, where Cesira is having her teenage daughter Rosetta visit a doctor who, traumatized by the recent Allied bombing of the city, has shut down in total silence. The woman decides to take refuge in the native country of Sant'Eufemia together with her daughter to escape the air raids and the atrocities of the war.
While the train journey continues, the fascist realizes that Rosetta is spying for him. Having come to his senses, he goes to her compartment and begins to make obscene offers to her and her mother. Having received the resolute refusal of Cesira, he decides to take both women to the command of the fascist militia, that also carried out police functions for investigations. Continuation of La Ciociara 1 - Escape from Rome.
Along the way, a truck with the secretary of the fascist militia follows Cesira and Rosetta and offers to escort them to Santa Eufemia. Less than an hour later they arrive in the village, where a warm welcome awaits them. Cesira agrees to pay 30,000 lire to his uncle to let them live in his house for six months. The final part of the La Ciociara trilogy.
The story takes place in 1943 between Russia and Italy, both committed, albeit with different characteristics, in the bloody war. In Sibilevo, in western Russia, a group of soldiers of the Royal Army led by Captain Lorenzo Vitale, discovers that the Nazi allies have committed an infamous massacre inside a disused factory. The military would like to report the incident to their superiors but they don’t know that many things are changing in Italy. By order of Vittorio Emanuele III, Mussolini is arrested and Marshal Badoglio signed an armistice with the Anglo-American troops, decreeing in fact the end of the alliance with the Germans...
The story takes place in 1943 between Russia and Italy, both committed, albeit with different characteristics, in the bloody war. In Sibilevo, in western Russia, a group of soldiers of the Royal Army led by Captain Lorenzo Vitale, discovers that the Nazi allies have committed an infamous massacre inside a disused factory. The military would like to report the incident to their superiors but they don’t know that many things are changing in Italy. By order of Vittorio Emanuele III, Mussolini is arrested and Marshal Badoglio signed an armistice with the Anglo-American troops, decreeing in fact the end of the alliance with the Germans...
As usual Mario Salieri has used his very own unique aliases for well known performers.
Max Bellocchio is surrounded by people having sex, but isn't getting any himself. His daughter (Marie Noelly) has it away with the plumber, Joy Karin's with Alain Lyle on the stairs of a nightclub, then with Alain Lyle, Astrid, Sara Venier and Roberto Malone in the nightclub, then with Astrid and Roberto Malone on a yacht.
In this unhealthy female prison, subjected to the most poor women, who are contained in the worst sexual humiliation! The most powerful moments: lesbian orgy, four girls on one man, sex in the chamber, having sex with inmates. From director of Faust and nice hardcire flicks