: The story centers on Diana ( Claudia Koll ), a young wife in Venice who begins experimenting with extramarital affairs. She recounts these encounters to her husband, Paolo ( Paolo Lanza ), who initially believes they are mere fantasies designed to stimulate him.
: The conflict arises when Paolo realizes the stories are true. The film explores his transition from "jealous excitement" to a deeper awakening of his own desires. Così fan tutte Comédia, Drama 1992 1h 33m 5.2
The 1992 film (released internationally as All Ladies Do It ) is a provocative Italian erotic comedy directed by Tinto Brass . Running 93 minutes, the film is loosely inspired by the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart opera of the same name and explores themes of sexual liberation, infidelity, and the boundaries of marriage. Core Thesis: Sexual Liberation vs. Marital Tradition : The story centers on Diana ( Claudia
The film functions as a "fantasia" on non-monogamy, arguing that sexual exploration—even through betrayal—can paradoxically revitalize a relationship. The film explores his transition from "jealous excitement"
: The title translates to "They all do it" (referring to women), a cynical sentiment from the original opera that Brass reframes as a celebratory ode to female sexual agency rather than a condemnation of fickleness. Critical Analysis & Reception
The film holds a polarizing reputation, often debated between being "artistic erotica" or "thinly disguised pornography". All Ladies Do It (1992) - IMDb