La bolognese
1975 film by Alfredo Rizzo
La bolognese ('The Girl from Bologna') is a 1975 commedia sexy all'italiana film directed by Alfredo Rizzo and starring Franca Gonella.
Plot
Cast
Franca Gonella as Caterina Moreno
Luciano Pigozzi as Secondo Moreno
Roberto Loreti as Tonino
Ria De Simone as Rosetta
Guido Leontini as Pietro
Cinzia Romanazzi as Susanna Moreno
Paolo Pacino as Marco
Olga Romanelli as Norma
Renato Malavasi as Primo Moreno
Luca Sportelli as Oscarino
Enzo Pulcrano as Photographer
Attilio Dottesio as Don Calogero
Dada Gallotti
Production
The film was produced by Romi Cinematografica. It was shot between Milan, Monte Gelato and other locations in the Lazio region.
Release
The film was distributed in Italian cinemas in late 1975, but almost immediately all copies were seized on the order of a prosecutor, and in June 1976 the Court of Latina sentenced director, cast and producers for obscenity. After a successful appeal, the film was re-released in May 1977.
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