Scene from La trasgressione (1987)
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Claudia Cavalcanti, born to wealthy landowner Osvaldo, was initially married to Alessio, who exploited her gambling addiction for his own gain with the help of banker Tesser. After meeting Osvaldo and having an affair with him, Claudia found refuge in his villa. Following a heated argument, Alessio attempted to discard Maria (Osvaldo's wife), leading to a tragic confrontation that resulted in Maria's death. In the aftermath, Claudia and Osvaldo united.
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Alternate Names: Emilia Cuciniello, Milli D'Abbraccio, Milly
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Milly D'Abbraccio, known for her role in 'La trasgressione' (1987), was an Italian actress who portrayed a drug-addicted daughter named Angela. The film explores themes of her character's troubled relationship with her father and her involvement in her boyfriend Angelo's violent actions towards their wealthy benefactor.
About the Movie: La trasgressione (1987)
Alternative Title: Transgression, Трансгрессия, Günah
Director: Fabrizio Rampelli
Writer: Pierfrancesco Campanella
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Keywords: erotica, exploitation, female full frontal nudity, female pubic hair, female rear nudity, female topless nudity, giallo, large breasts, male rear nudity, sleazy giallo
Story
Angelo, an Italian college student struggling with drug addiction, becomes overwhelmed by nerves before a big exam and decides to take drugs in an attempt to calm himself. As the drugs take effect, Angelo experiences vivid erotic hallucinations featuring a mysterious beautiful woman who teaches him about sexual ecstasy. Fearing that he will lose her once the drugs wear off, Angelo becomes obsessed with finding her. Meanwhile, Angelo's actions have consequences in reality; he has killed his mother and now finds himself invited to the home of a wealthy man whose crazy but attractive daughter he is supposed to keep company. As Angelo's hallucinations continue, blurring the line between reality and fantasy, it remains unclear whether he truly intends to harm anyone else or if he is merely a confused young man trapped in his own psychosis.
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La trasgressione (1987), directed by Fabrizio Rampelli, is an Italian exploitation film that blends elements of drama, horror, and thriller. Set against the backdrop of Italy's giallo cinema trend, the movie follows Angelo, a troubled college student grappling with drug addiction and the aftermath of his mother's murder. As Angelo descends into a world of hallucinations and erotic fantasies while under the influence of drugs, the film explores themes of sexual desire, obsession, and the blurred line between reality and illusion. With its explicit content and emphasis on exploitation elements such as nudity, La trasgressione is a stark reflection of the sleazy giallo subgenre's controversial and provocative nature.