A Rather Complicated Girl (1969)

Director
Damiano Damiani

Main cast
Florinda Bolkan; Catherine Spaak; Jean Sorel; Gigi Proietti; María Cuadra

Genres
Comedy, Romance

Description
Alberto intercepts a call between two troubled women. Intrigued by the situation, he decides to meet one of two girls, Claudia, and becomes her lover. The two begin a relationship the leads from one twisted game to another.


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