Girl with a Suitcase
Why this pick
Like I Knew Her Well, it follows a young woman navigating male desire and social indifference, balancing luminous Italian settings with an increasingly poignant, observant melancholy.
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Why this pick
Like I Knew Her Well, it follows a young woman navigating male desire and social indifference, balancing luminous Italian settings with an increasingly poignant, observant melancholy.
Why this pick
Fellini shares Pietrangeli’s bittersweet fascination with performance, public spectacle, and loneliness behind glamour, delivered in a colourful, episodic Italian style.
Why this pick
Its cool, elegant Milanese surfaces and acute attention to alienation make it a strong companion: another Italian study of people adrift amid wealth, parties, and emotional distance.
Why this pick
This satirical road film captures the same boom-era Italian sparkle and underlying sadness, using breezy social observation to expose a culture racing past its moral bearings.
Why this pick
A more ornate and psychologically charged 1965 Italian portrait, but its stylish images and sense of a woman constrained by the roles others project onto her echo Pietrangeli’s concerns.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Adriana Astarelli
Cianfanna
Antonio Marais

Italo - The garage attendant

Emilio Ricci, aka Bietolone

Dario Marchionni

The Writer
Roberto