Six Days a Week

Year: 1965

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Luigi Comencini

Comedy

Maria, an attractive young woman, juggles three boyfriends—a count, a dentist and a student—by posing as her roommate Silvana, an airline hostess. She lies about flight schedules to spend three days with each lover and the remaining day with the student, who thinks she’s a peer. When the real Silvana shows up, Maria must devise an even more elaborate ruse to keep her deceptions hidden and her suitors satisfied.

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