Plot & Review:
A former auctioneer, Carlo Mezzetti (Eduardo De Filippo), homeless with his daughter Annuccia (Vanna Vanni), clings to favorable situations and legal technicalities in order to find temporary housing and to illegally occupy vacant houses.
The two are accompanied by the spouses Squeglia, Pasqualino (Peppino De Filippo), self-styled pharmacist, and his wife Olimpia (Titina De Filippo).
Through a fraudulent trick, he manages to convince the owner of one of the vacant houses illegally occupied by him, to sign a contract, all for the benefit of Carlo and his companions in misfortune.
The cheated owner, however, falls in love with Annuccia. Carlo accepts, thus, to give the hand of his daughter to the landlord, preventing further legal action by the latter.

One of the liveliest of the films interpreted together by the three De Filippo brothers.
The theatrical structure is felt, but doesn’t spoil: fun assured.
From ” ‘O quattro ‘e maggio ” (1907), by Diego Petriccione, Neapolitan playwright and critic in controversy with Eduardo Scarpetta, the natural father of the three De Filippo.

0.99GB | 1h 13m | 704×514 | mkv

https://nitro.download/view/C7BB5A65012D0A5/Non_mi_muovo_(1943).mkv
https://nitro.download/view/44D6BB95570BBAD/Non_mi_muovo_(1943)_ENG.srt.txt

Language(s):Italian
Subtitles:English

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Imdb:
Cassio, a tourist guide, and Primo, his bus driver, are taking a bus load of tourists to visit villa Jovis, at Capri island. Close to the Salto di Tiberio (Tiberius Fall…) they have an accident, and they knock their heads hard, losing conscience. They come awake in Tiberius villa, in the midst of an orgy, complete with a group of British dancers, mostly blondes, who are performing for the emperor. Soon, they are wise to an attempt on the emperor’s life by his Secretary, who plans to bring the blame on Cassio and Primo’s heads. The two men dress up as dancers and try to mix with the British dancers, who are led by Cinthya O’Connor. Meanwhile, the British dancers attack Flavinia, a co-conspirator, and a number of women she had planned to take the place of the dancers and shoot real arrows at the emperor during the dance. The two groups of women have a fight, and Cinthya and her girls prevail, stripping and arresting Flavinia and her seven girls. During the performance of the dance involving bows and arrows, the Secretary stops the show, and accuses the girls of plotting against the emperor’s life. Cinthya surprises everybody by revealing she is, in fact, the daughter of Tiberius, and exposes the Secretary as the conspirator. Everything is back to normal, and a large feast is organized to commemorate; it is near the Salto di Tiberio and again, the two tourist guides make a bad fall, knock their heads hard, and loose conscience. They wake up well at the place of their first fall – everything must have been a dream. And yet, the first tourists they see are Tiberius and his daughter Cinthya.

993MB | 1:24:28 | 720×544 | avi

https://nitro.download/view/222B0FE73B317D3/I_baccanali_di_Tiberio.avi
http://nitroflare.com/view/5503EE6B27B1486/1959-I_Baccanali_Di_Tiberio.Eng_subs.KG.srt

Language(s):Italian
Subtitles:English

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