Six Days a Week

Synopsis

In the 1965 romantic comedy film "Six Days a Week", starring Catherine Spaak, we follow the story of a young woman who tells a series of lies to cover up a secret. As her deceptions grow, so do the hilarious misunderstandings that ensue. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Italy, the film captures the essence of love, humor, and the charm of the 60s. With a delightful mix of comedy and romance, viewers are taken on a journey of laughter and heartfelt moments as the truth threatens to unravel her intricate web of lies.

Cast

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  Catherine Spaak

  Maria / Silvana / Caterina

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  Enrico Maria Salerno

  Count Adriano Silveri

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  Marc Michel

  Arturo Santini

• Manuel Miranda

  Gianni Moraldi

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  Riccardo Cucciolla

  Alfredo

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  José Calvo

  padre Alessandro

Reviews

Critics have praised Six Days a Week for its charming performances and witty humor. The film expertly blends romance and comedy, captivating audiences with its engaging storyline. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 7.5/10, commending Catherine Spaak's charismatic portrayal of the lead character. IMDb users rated the film 6.5/10, highlighting its nostalgic feel and whimsical plot. Metacritic described it as a delightful throwback to classic romantic comedies. Overall, Six Days a Week has received positive reviews for its lighthearted approach and entertaining narrative.