Teorema
A mysterious stranger disrupts a wealthy Italian family by seducing each member in turn, leaving them reeling in his wake and desperate to uncover his true identity and purpose.
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Synopsis
A wealthy Italian household is thrown into disarray when a charming stranger arrives, seduces each family member, and then vanishes. Each individual experiences a moment of realization, yet none are able to determine the identity of the enigmatic visitor or the reason for his sudden appearance.
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Principal cast & crew: 17
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Edited by Nino BaragliShot by Giuseppe RuzzoliniScored by Ennio MorriconeDesigned by Luciano Puccini
Also known as
- Teorema - Geometrie der Liebede
- Theoremen
- Theoremefr
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Cast & Crew
17 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Silvana Mangano
as Lucia - The Mother
Terence Stamp
as The Visitor
Massimo Girotti
as Paolo - The Father
Anne Wiazemsky
as Odetta - The Daughter
Laura Betti
as Emilia - The Servant
Andres Jose Cruz Soublette
as Pietro - The Son
Ninetto Davoli
as Angelino - The Messenger
Carlo De Mejo
as Boy
Adele Cambria
as Emilia - The Second Servant
Luigi Barbini
as Il Ragazzo alla Stazione
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