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Portrait of a Nude Woman (1981)

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Released November 6, 1981Runtime 1h 52mDirector Nino Manfredi

Sandro is a Roman adrift in Venice during the Carnival. After sixteen years of marriage, Sandro can no longer reconcile his spontaneous and lively character with that of his wife Laura, a cultured and composed Venetian woman. Yet another argument prompts him to leave her and seek refuge at the home of a painter friend. Among his many paintings, he notices one depicting a naked woman who bears an incredible resemblance to his wife. Are they two women or one, and in the masquerade of the Carnival, what is real?

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Cast of Portrait of a Nude Woman

Nino Manfredi

Nino Manfredi

Sandro
Eleonora Giorgi

Eleonora Giorgi

Laura / Riri
Jean-Pierre Cassel

Jean-Pierre Cassel

Pireddu
Georges Wilson

Georges Wilson

Arch. Zanetto
Carlo Bagno

Carlo Bagno

Giovanni
Beatrice Ring

Beatrice Ring

Beatrice
Donato Castellaneta

Donato Castellaneta

Ciccio
West Buchanan

West Buchanan

Conte Bardolin
Nicoletta Boris

Nicoletta Boris

Lady in the crowd
Gino Cavalieri

Gino Cavalieri

The Professor

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Who stars in Portrait of a Nude Woman?

Portrait of a Nude Woman stars Nino Manfredi, Eleonora Giorgi, Jean-Pierre Cassel, Georges Wilson, Carlo Bagno.

Who directed Portrait of a Nude Woman?

Portrait of a Nude Woman was directed by Nino Manfredi.

How long is Portrait of a Nude Woman?

Portrait of a Nude Woman has a runtime of 1h 52m.

What is Portrait of a Nude Woman about?

Sandro is a Roman adrift in Venice during the Carnival. After sixteen years of marriage, Sandro can no longer reconcile his spontaneous and lively character with that of his wife Laura, a cultured and composed Venetian woman. Yet another argument prompts him to leave her and seek refuge at the home of a painter friend. Among his many paintings, he notices one depicting a naked woman who bears an incredible resemblance to his wife. Are they two women or one, and in the masquerade of the Carnival, what is real?