El vicio y la virtud

1975
1h 38min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaRosa, a shy and romantic girl of sixteen, spends the summer holiday in a lavish mansion with her widowed mother. Along the way they are accompanied by two young bachelor men as fate takes it... Leggi tuttoRosa, a shy and romantic girl of sixteen, spends the summer holiday in a lavish mansion with her widowed mother. Along the way they are accompanied by two young bachelor men as fate takes its course on the naive young girl.Rosa, a shy and romantic girl of sixteen, spends the summer holiday in a lavish mansion with her widowed mother. Along the way they are accompanied by two young bachelor men as fate takes its course on the naive young girl.

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- Francisco Lara Polop
Sceneggiatura
- Francisco Lara Polop
- Guy de Maupassant
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5,2/10

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Regia
- Francisco Lara Polop
Sceneggiatura
- Francisco Lara Polop
- Guy de Maupassant
Star

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The film received a limited theatrical release around Spain in 1975. This was followed by an obscure VHS and Betamax home video release (which was only limited to PAL format) between the late 70s and early 80s. To this day the film is completely out of print and has yet to be released on DVD. Physical copies of the film remain obscure and are near impossible to find.

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When Lina goes up stairs to check on Rosa, she knocks on her bedroom door and gets no answer from Rosa. She goes back downstairs and tells Miguel and Alberto that Rosa has locked herself in. However, Lina only knocked on Rosa's door and did not attempt to open it to discover it locked.

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Miguel: Hey, what are you reading now?
Rosa: It's a book about ants. It's better than an novel. When I'm alone I get distracted looking at them. Look listen to this.
[Rosa opens her book]
Rosa: Here...
[Rosa reads from the book]
Rosa: "But if we consider the habitats of ants, their social organization, the houses and roads they construct, their ways to domesticate other species, and to enslave others, then we are obliged to recognize that they have a space in their intelligence latter."
Miguel: And love? Do they make love?
Rosa: Oh yes, a lot! In fact each female has about five males.