The Nanny

Year: 1999

Runtime: 106 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Marco Bellocchio

Drama

In early‑20th‑century Rome a psychiatrist must find a wet‑nurse for his baby after his wife panics in childbirth. He hires Annette, a peasant mother who abandons her own baby, and she instantly bonds with the infant, angering the wife. Annette, whose lover is jailed, asks the doctor to teach her to read. The two babies drive the drama to a climax.

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