Ostinato Destino 1992- -

Gianfranco Albano

Ostinato Destino is a 1992 Italian comedy-drama film directed by . It is perhaps most notable today for being one of the earliest film roles for Monica Bellucci . 🎬 Movie Overview

Angela

The plot thickens when Marina suffers a miscarriage and attempts to fake a pregnancy. She enlists her "good" twin sister, (also played by Bellucci), to take her place in Italy while she travels to Germany for an experimental embryo transplant. However, a sabotage attempt by Marcello's siblings leads to an explosion on Marina's plane, leaving Angela to navigate the dangerous web of lies her sister started. Monica Bellucci's Breakout Performance

Key Cast

: Monica Bellucci, Alessandro Gassmann, Angela Finocchiaro Genre : Comedy / Drama Ostinato Destino Italy 1992 - Drivepast.com

Following a single, disastrous screening at the Venice Film Festival’s "Giornate degli Autori" sidebar in September 1992, the 35mm print of Ostinato Destino was reportedly damaged in transit. Vialdi, enraged by a negative review in L’Unità that called the work "un esercizio di noia masturbatoria" (an exercise in masturbatory boredom), allegedly stole the master reel and disappeared.

Gianfranco Albano

Ostinato Destino is a 1992 Italian comedy-drama film directed by . It is perhaps most notable today for being one of the earliest film roles for Monica Bellucci . 🎬 Movie Overview

Angela

The plot thickens when Marina suffers a miscarriage and attempts to fake a pregnancy. She enlists her "good" twin sister, (also played by Bellucci), to take her place in Italy while she travels to Germany for an experimental embryo transplant. However, a sabotage attempt by Marcello's siblings leads to an explosion on Marina's plane, leaving Angela to navigate the dangerous web of lies her sister started. Monica Bellucci's Breakout Performance

Key Cast

: Monica Bellucci, Alessandro Gassmann, Angela Finocchiaro Genre : Comedy / Drama Ostinato Destino Italy 1992 - Drivepast.com

Following a single, disastrous screening at the Venice Film Festival’s "Giornate degli Autori" sidebar in September 1992, the 35mm print of Ostinato Destino was reportedly damaged in transit. Vialdi, enraged by a negative review in L’Unità that called the work "un esercizio di noia masturbatoria" (an exercise in masturbatory boredom), allegedly stole the master reel and disappeared.