Ecco lingua d'argento

Name: Ecco lingua d'argento
Genre: Drama
Released: 1976-04-30
Rating: 4.3
Cast: Carmen Villani, Nadia Cassini, Gianfranco D'Angelo

1976

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4.3/10

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPsychologist Dr Emmanuelle resolves frustrations that have been running between a couple for years.Psychologist Dr Emmanuelle resolves frustrations that have been running between a couple for years.Psychologist Dr Emmanuelle resolves frustrations that have been running between a couple for years.

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4.3/10

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The film, with the title "Lingua d'argento", was rejected by the Italian Commission both in the first and second instance. The new edition, completely transformed and with the new title (Ecco lingua d'argento), obtains the authorization with the prohibition of viewing for minors under 18, after the cutting of some other scenes. The cuts were related to a sex scene between Roberto Pace and Carmen Villani and another one between Pace and Nadia Cassini.

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tame Italian sex comedy

The movie opens with a trip out, psycho 70s scene inside a dance/live sex club. This lasts a few minutes, the best in the movie, and then it changes over to a fairly tame Italian sex comedy. "Billy" has come to the Middle East to visit with "Andrea". From the minute he starts talking to the end of the film, he is constantly complaining about every little thing, about his impounded auto, the fact that women won't have sex with him, etc. Literally every bit of dialogue is full of his bitching. All of his "conversations" with "Andrea" are negative arguments trying to pass as comedy. In addition, the English dubbed voice is this abrasive, whiny man that will make you want to turn the volume off. The soundtrack by Alberto Baldan Bembo is fantastic and the best thing about this film. My advice: get the soundtrack, skip the movie.