La donna a una dimensione

Synopsis

"La donna a una dimensione" (1969), starring Françoise Prévost, is an Italian drama that delves into the complexities of human relationships and societal roles. The film explores the life of its protagonist navigating emotional and existential challenges within a constrained social framework. With a narrative focus on character introspection and interaction, the movie sheds light on themes of identity, freedom, and alienation. The direction and storytelling approach reflect the cinematic trends of the late 1960s Italian cinema, offering audiences a contemplative look at personal and cultural dimensions through a nuanced, often minimalist style.

Cast

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  Françoise Prévost

  Paola

• Massimo Farinelli

  Prando, Paola's son

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  Gabriella Boccardo

  Afdera - Paola's daughter

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  Isa Miranda

  Elena

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  Oja Kodar

  (as Olga Linka)

• Rate Furlan

  Monsignor

Reviews

Critically, "La donna a una dimensione" has garnered mixed reactions. On IMDb, it holds a score of 5.6/10, indicating average reception from audiences. Some critics appreciate the film for its art-house qualities, emphasizing its reflective mood and earnest performances, particularly from Françoise Prévost. For instance, film enthusiasts have praised its atmospheric cinematography and the thematic depth that offers a quiet yet potent critique of societal expectations. However, other reviews point out the slow pacing and minimalist storytelling as barriers that may disengage viewers seeking more conventional narratives. Rotten Tomatoes does not currently list enough critic reviews to provide an aggregated score, making it difficult to gauge broader critical consensus. Similarly, Metacritic does not have sufficient data for this title. Overall, the film is often recommended for those interested in vintage Italian dramas with an introspective focus rather than mainstream entertainment.