The Sunday Woman

The film follows Police Commissioner Santamaria as he investigates the murder of architect Mr. Garrone. His inquiry leads him deep into the complexities of Torino's elite, where he becomes romantically involved with Anna Carla, a key suspect. The plot thickens with the introduction of Lello, Anna Carla’s gay friend, whose pursuit of the truth complicates Santamaria's investigation further. As the story unfolds, another murder occurs, intensifying the mystery.

The Sunday Woman stands out due to its unique blend of genres, offering a mix of crime, comedy, and social commentary. With its themes of love, betrayal, and the intricacies of human relationships, the film presents a layered narrative that appeals to fans of intelligent storytelling. As a collector, this film represents an intriguing piece from the 1970s that showcases the cinematic style and cultural attitudes of the era.