The Sunday Woman 1975
"The police have the victim, the weapon and the suspect. What they don't have is the Sunday Woman."
In *The Sunday Woman* (1975), the enigmatic architect Mr. Garrone meets a tragic end, setting off a web of intrigue that pulls police commissioner Santamaria deep into Turin's glittering high society.
Director: Luigi Comencini
Cast
Marcello Mastroianni
Salvatore Santamaria
Jacqueline Bisset
Anna Carla Dosio
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Massimo Campi
Aldo Reggiani
Lello Riviera
Maria Teresa Albani
Virginia Tabusso
Omero Antonutti
Benito
Gigi Ballista
Vollero
Fortunato Cecilia
Nicosia
Claudio Gora
Garrone
Franco Nebbia
Bonetto
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Sunday Woman* (1975) about?
*The Sunday Woman* follows a police commissioner as he investigates the murder of a prominent architect, uncovering secrets within Turin's elite circles. His investigation takes a personal turn when he falls for a key suspect, while another sleuth's conflicting leads complicate the case. The film reaches a fever pitch when a second murder occurs, revealing the cunning presence of the elusive *Sunday Woman*.
Who directed *The Sunday Woman*?
Luigi Comencini, the acclaimed Italian director known for blending humor with social commentary, helmed *The Sunday Woman* (1975).
Who stars in *The Sunday Woman*?
The film features Marcello Mastroianni as the determined commissioner, Jacqueline Bisset as the enigmatic Anna Carla, and Jean-Louis Trintignant in a supporting role, alongside Aldo Reggiani and Maria Teresa Albani.
Is *The Sunday Woman* (1975) worth watching?
If you enjoy stylish, twisty mysteries with a dash of dark comedy and Italian flair, *The Sunday Woman* is a solid pick. Its clever plotting and strong performances make it a cult favorite among 1970s crime films.
How long is *The Sunday Woman*?
*The Sunday Woman* runs for 109 minutes.
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The Sunday Woman (1975): A Murder Mystery Wrapped in Italian Elegance — Full Movie Info
In *The Sunday Woman* (1975), the enigmatic architect Mr. Garrone meets a tragic end, setting off a web of intrigue that pulls police commissioner Santamaria deep into Turin's glittering high society. As Santamaria navigates the elegant yet treacherous world of wealth and deception, he becomes entangled in a romantic connection with the alluring Anna Carla, blurring the lines between justice and desire. Meanwhile, Lello, the lover of Anna Carla's gay companion Massimo, follows a parallel—and equally confusing—path to uncover the truth, leading the investigation into uncharted territory.
With a murderer still at large and another lifeless body discovered, the stakes escalate as the charming and cunning *Sunday Woman* remains one step ahead of the law. Director Luigi Comencini crafts a spellbinding blend of crime, mystery, and dark comedy, where appearances deceive and every clue only deepens the puzzle. At its heart, this 1975 Italian gem is a story of obsession, social satire, and the elusive nature of truth, all wrapped in a stylish, suspenseful package that keeps viewers guessing until the final act.
