The Music Place

An enquiring young woman changes lovers, from writer to stockbroker. But an underlying lack of engagement is emphasised by the brutalist architecture of the setting in a Fascist Roman suburb, itself a major element of the film.

A young woman kills an assailant and is then blackmailed by a witness, but Scotland Yard’s investigation is soon compromised.

In the early 20th century, a working-class Swedish woman develops a talent for photography after winning a plate-camera in a lottery. She finds it difficult to balance this creative outlet with the demands of a large family and a brutal husband.