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The Murri trial,
that was actually held at the beginning of
the century,filled the chronicles for the
gravity of the fact, the
reputation of the characters, and the atmosphere
of morbid curiosity. The authors, freely recalling
it,were inspired impartially by the trial
records, from which emerged, besides the facts,that
raised around it. the
characters and personalities of the protagonists
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Based on a true
story, this political thriller/drama explores the ordeal of
Linda Murri (Catherine_Deneuve), a 19th-century upper-class
Italian woman who was caught in an unhappy marriage and who
broke the code of behavior for aristocrats by taking a lower-class
lover. After her husband was murdered, Murri stood trial for
the murder. Her professor father's socialist opinions were
clearly the reason for the harshness of the prosecution. The
case was widely known throughout Italy at the time, and caused
a national furor. Murri did not actually arrange to murder
her boorish nobleman husband Count Bonmartini (Paolo_Bonacelli);
rather, she told her brother how unhappy she was and that
she was afraid for her life. He acted on her complaint by
taking the drastic step of murder. The trial resulted in her
being given a long prison term, along with her brother (Giancarlo_Giannini),
her lover Carlo Secci (Ettore_Manni) and her brother's assistants
Pio and Rosa (Corrado Pani and Tina Aumont). The relentlessness
of the prosecutor Giudice Stanzani (Marcel_Bozzuffi) and the
spinelessness of the family patriarch Augusto Murri (Fernando_Rey),
the professor with the unpopular opinions, are key dramatic
features of this complex story. Clarke Fountain, Rovi (Here
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il 2 settembre 1902
il conte francesco bonmartini viene trovato ucciso in casa
sua. il caso viene affidato al giudice stanzani propenso a
credere al delitto a scopo di rapina. nove giorni dopo il
suocero, augusto murri, medico di fama internazionale, si
presenta alla polizia accusando dell'assassinio il figlio
tullio, avvocato e consigliere comunale socialista, sospettato
di aver ucciso il cognato a causa di un rapporto incestuoso
con la sorella. la stampa e' divisa tra coloro che attaccano
i murri e coloro che li difendono, mentre l'opinione pubblica
si accanisce contro tutti i personaggi coinvolti. il processo,
celebrato a torino nel 1905, sara' un susseguirsi di colpi
di scena tra verita' e menzogne.premi e riconoscimenti1975
- miglior film david di donatello (Here
and here)
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Starring Catherine
Deneuve, Giancarlo Giannini, Fernando Rey, Tina Aumont, Marcel
Bozzuffi and Laura Betti. Music By Ennio Morricone. After
a liberal and wealthy woman marries a conservative, loutish
doctor, she finds her new life veritably suffocating. To alleviate
her misery, her thoughtful brother does away with her distasteful
husband. Based on a tru story. English language version.The
Murri Affair was gratifying! You have to wot this movie! A
splendiferous performance by Tina Aumont & Laura Betti
make The Murri Affair a ¡°ought to nail down¡± movie! The spectacular
cast includes Tina Aumont, Laura Betti, Paolo Bonacelli, Marcel
Bozzuffi, Catherine Deneuve. This cast just make The Murri
Affair the more amazing! (Here)
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The infamous Murri Murder Affair)
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a hot summer day in Italy in 1902, the brutally stabbed body
of Count Francesco Bonmartini was discovered, by means of
its decomposing stench, inside his locked apartment. He was
a typical Italian provincial aristocrat in all but one way:
he had married into a prominent but deeply troubled family.
His father-in-law was one of the nation's most famous
doctors. His wife, Linda, a young freethinker, was the apple
of her father's eye. Linda's brother dabbled
in anarchism. Linda's lover was her father's
top assistant. Her relations with them were illicit, incestuous
-- and murderous.
The scandal that erupted was a top news story in Europe and
America for three consecutive years. Investigators uncovered
successive layers of a conspiracy that constantly twisted
and changed its shape. The suspects included all these men
as well as their servants and lovers. There was a diverse
array of murder weapons, including knives, heavy pellets,
and poison. There were rumors of missing accomplices. Intimate
relations among many suspects were uncovered through sensational
letters and testimonials. Witnesses died mysteriously. A suspect
tried to kill himself. One question lingered throughout and
still haunts researchers today: what role did Bonmartini's
widow, Linda, known as "The Enchantress," play?
Was she the spider at the center of the vast web, or did the
plot originate with the key men who loved her so desperately?
Scholar and writer Christina
Vella combines meticulous research with a novelist's
eye for a great story. As she unspools the tight, tense
drama, she offers a fascinating picture of Italian society
in the early 20th century, with a historian's insights
into life at both the top and the bottom. From sexual dysfunctions,
to prison conditions, to the patronage systems that permeated
medicine, law, and politics, the Bonmartini murder provides
a window into a rich world. The result is an unforgettable
story and an invaluable introduction to an Italy that is
still recognizable today.
×÷Õß¼ò½é: Christina
Vellaholds a Ph.D. in modern European and American history.
In addition to teaching and lecturing, she is a consultant
to public television and to the U.S. State Department. She
lives in New Orleans.(Here
and here)
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INDECENT
SECRETS
The Infamous Murri Murder Affair
by Christina Vella
The true history of a bizarre
1905 murder case in Venice and Bologna, Italy, involving
adultery, incest, perjury, the obsession of four men with
the woman at the center of the conspiracy, and---not least---a
description of how people in Italy lived at the turn of
the 20th century.
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THE
PUBLIC'S INTENSE INTEREST in scandalous trials did not
begin with O.J. Simpson or Michael Jackson. The Murri
affair, which erupted in Italy in 1902, was considered
the crime of the century for many years. As late as
the 1970s, a movie starring Catherine Deneuve was based
on the salacious case.
In Indecent Secrets:
The Infamous Murri Murder Affair, Christina Vella
provides a riveting account of the scandal. In 1902
in Bologna, Count Francesco Bonmartini was found grotesquely
murdered. Bonmartini was the son-in-law of Italy's
most prominent physician and scientist. Suspicion
fell first on prostitutes Bonmartini had consorted
with, then on his wife's brother, Tullio Murri, and
then on the wife herself, Linda Murri.
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Tullio
eventually confessed to the killing, but he had also
drawn others into the crime, people who came from the
highest and lowest extremes of society. He had involved
his lover, a girl whose ten brothers had died from malnutrition.
The shadowy involvement of his famous father was always
in question; Professor Augusto Murri, though an apparent
model of rectitude, was madly obsessed with his daughter
and may even have planted the idea for the killing in
Tullio's disturbed mind. All together, eight people
were indicted for the murder, and several unindicted
conspirators were involved as well.
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At
the center of the story was Linda Murri----the so-called
enchantress?-- who was either innocent of all the murder
plans swirling around her, or who instigated the entire
conspiracy.Four men were madly, slavishly, in love with
Linda----her husband, her lover, her brother, and her
father. According to credible sources, her husband was
the only one with whom she was not having sexual relations.
Small wonder that the
crime occupied almost every newspaper in Europe for
three years, as the whole continent lined up on the
side of the victim Bonmartini---the side of Catholic,
landed aristocrats---or Murri side, the side of scientists,
socialists and atheists. Many people believed the
theory that Tullio had not in fact committed the murder,
but had confessed in order to protect the real killer,
Linda.
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As
the long trial proceeded, secret diaries came to light.
Important witnesses began dying under mysterious circumstances.
Had they, like Bonmartini, been killed by the powerful
Murris? Was Linda truly a malignant spirit, or only
the victim of uncontrollable frenzy in the press? The
culmination of the trial and its aftermath was a story
more bizarre than any novelist could have invented.
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As
in her previous books, historian Vella uses a
dramatic, true event as a framework for telling
a larger story: what it was like to live in Italy
at the turn of the 20th century, the time when
Italians were emigrating en masse to America.
She offers many details about such things as housing,
meals, medical treatments, morals, the legal system,
prisons, travel conditions, newspapers, and peasant
life in Italy, and vividly describes cities where
the Murris lived---Bologna, Turin, and Venice.
The result is an exploration of fascinating characters
and a window into Italy's complex society at the
dawn of the modern era.(Here)
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