Il caso dell'infedele Klara

2009
1h 30m

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4.6/10

453

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Drama Romance

In contemporary Prague a young musician is obsessed by jealousy for his beautiful girlfriend Klara. He engages a private detective to spy on Klara but this starts an uncontrollable series of... Read allIn contemporary Prague a young musician is obsessed by jealousy for his beautiful girlfriend Klara. He engages a private detective to spy on Klara but this starts an uncontrollable series of accidents, misunderstandings and traps culminating in an unusual Venice.In contemporary Prague a young musician is obsessed by jealousy for his beautiful girlfriend Klara. He engages a private detective to spy on Klara but this starts an uncontrollable series of accidents, misunderstandings and traps culminating in an unusual Venice.

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4.6/10

453

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- 2 wins & 3 nominations

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Director Roberto Faenza said in the bathtub sex scene between Laura Chiatti and Claudio Santamaria he left the actors completely alone. "The crew was outside their room and inside there was a camera left alone with the actors, and maneuvered through a hole, so that they did not feel they were being watched. There was an intimacy and naturalness between them that you rarely get in cinema," Faenza said.

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Mattia Czarda
Written by Ladislav Horak
Accordion by Ladislav Horak
© and (P) 2008 Jean Vigo Italia Srl

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4/10

Jealousy in the Modern World

Il Caso Dell'Infedele Klara purports to be a drama about jealousy and infidelity in the modern world. It is, however, one of those European co-productions where the script appears to have been written on the back of an envelope, or even a pack of cigarettes. The simple story line follows a young musician who suspects that her girl friend is being unfaithful to him and so hires a private detective to follow her. Add a few unrelated and unnecessary mildly titillating sex scenes (probably added as an afterthought to bump up DVD sales) and you have it. The only saving grace is the veteran British actor Iain Glen who brings a quantum of respectability to the movie. A waste of time.