Man, Woman and Beast

Set against the backdrop of an upcoming patron saint celebration, this film presents a stark portrayal of a community grappling with various personal crises. The narrative features a Communist facing an existential dilemma while caring for his mentally ill wife, a woman disillusioned by her husband's emotional detachment, and a butcher with disturbing inclinations.

The arrival of a mysterious stranger disrupts the lives of the townspeople, revealing their hidden struggles and secrets. With keywords like "small town" and "dark secret," the film captures the essence of its characters’ turmoil and moral conflicts.

Directed by an unlisted filmmaker, Man, Woman and Beast features a notable cast, including Maria Pia Luzi and Martial Boschero. This film appeals to collectors interested in unique dramatic storytelling and the exploration of human psychology within a confined setting.