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|name = The Witches {{small|(Le Streghe)}} |image = Locandina-de-le-streghe-1967.jpg |caption = Italian film poster |director = Luchino Visconti Mauro Bolognini Pier Paolo Pasolini Franco Rossi Vittorio De Sica |producer = Dino De Laurentiis |screenplay = Giuseppe Patroni Griffi Cesare Zavattini Age & Scarpelli Bernardino Zapponi Pier Paolo Pasolini Fabio Carpi Enzo Muzzi |narrator = |starring = Silvana Mangano Clint Eastwood Annie Girardot Totò Alberto Sordi |music = Piero Piccioni Ennio Morricone |cinematography = Giuseppe Rotunno |editing = Mario Serandrei Nino Baragli Giorgio Serralonga Adriana Novelli |studio = Dino De Laurentiis Cinematografica Les Productions Artistes Associés |distributor = Dear Film {{small|(Italy)}} Lopert Pictures Corporation {{small|(US)}} United Artists {{small|(International)}} |released = {{Film date|1967}} |runtime = 110 minutes |country = Italy France |language = Italian |budget = |gross = }} The Witches (Italian: Le streghe) is a 1967 comedy anthology film produced by Dino De Laurentiis in 1965.[1] It consists of 5 short stories, directed by Luchino Visconti, Franco Rossi, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Mauro Bolognini and Vittorio De Sica. Each story is about witches and features Silvana Mangano. This is one of De Laurentiis' more eclectic films. Clint Eastwood also makes an appearance in the final story. Segments"The Witch Burned Alive"A famous actress arrives in an Austrian chalet to spend an evening with friends. The woman is gotten drunk by the guests, and when she falls unconscious, friends remove her makeup to look at the imperfections of her face, always believed beautiful by her fans. "Civic Sense"A man is wounded in a traffic accident. A woman stops the car and offers to take him to the hospital. The woman, however, only does this to pass the road traffic. When she arrives at her destination, she throws him out. "The Earth Seen from the Moon"This comic episode, directed by Pasolini, tells the story of a red-headed father and son, Ciancicato and Baciu Miao (Totò and Ninetto Davoli). Ciancicato has just lost his wife and wants to marry a new wife. Ciancicato finds a deaf girl among the shacks on the outskirts of Rome and makes her his bride. To buy a better house nearby, he concocts a plan for her to threaten to commit suicide (distraught by her sick children) by jumping from the Coliseum, and take a collection to save her, but she slips on a banana peel and falls, and is buried next to his former wife. "The Girl from Sicily"In this short episode, a Sicilian woman tells her father a man made a pass at her; he retaliates by massacring the family. "An Evening Like the Others"Clint Eastwood is a western movie lover who does not know how to change the flat relationship with his wife. One day Eastwood disguises himself as a gunslinger to entertain his wife, but she is not impressed and he realizes that their relationship is broken forever. In the final scene, she imagines herself as a glamorous star, walking along in an evolving series of haute couture while being ogled by a growing crowd of middle aged businessmen. She lastly dons a magnificent gown made of multiple layers of silk, each in a vibrant shade, which she peels away layer by layer. Episodes and directors
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ReleaseLe streghe was never released outside of Europe as United Artists bought the film when Clint Eastwood's career began to take off. United Artists decided not to release it in theaters but instead kept it in their library vault to prevent its viewing.[2]References1. ^allmovie ((( Le Streghe - Overview ))) 2. ^Munn, p. 58 Bibliography
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19 : 1965 films|Italian films|Italian-language films|Films directed by Franco Rossi|Films directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini|Films directed by Luchino Visconti|Films directed by Vittorio De Sica|Italian anthology films|Commedia all'italiana|Films directed by Mauro Bolognini|Films set in Austria|Films set in the Alps|Films set in Rome|Films set in Sicily|1960s comedy films|Films scored by Ennio Morricone|Screenplays by Age & Scarpelli|Screenplays by Cesare Zavattini|Films about witchcraft |
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