Four Times That Night (1971)

In the verdant expanse of Castel Fusano park, young Tina Brandt, while indulging in a leisurely stroll with her canine companion, catches the eye of the charismatic playboy, Gianni Prada, ensconced in a sleek sports car. Their paths cross and a spark ignites, leading them to arrange a rendezvous for the evening. Tina, adorned in her most opulent and sophisticated attire, meets Gianni and they venture into the pulsing heart of the city's nightlife, a bustling nightclub where they cross paths with Gianni's friends: Duccio, Sergio, and Pino. However, the evening takes a dark turn as Gianni's intentions become sinister. Tina, narrowly escaping his clutches, flees back to the safety of her home, her elegant dress marred by the evening's events. Her mother, Sofia, is more perturbed by the condition of the expensive dress than her daughter's distress. Tina unfolds her version of the events to her, branding Gianni as the villain of the night. Subsequently, Gianni, with conspicuous scratches adorning his forehead, returns to the club, spinning a different tale to his circle of friends, boasting about his conquest, a story prematurely cut short due to the lady's early exit. The plot thickens as the doorman of Gianni's opulent residence puts forth another variant of the narrative, involving two additional characters, Giorgio and Esmeralda, and their late-night visit. In yet another twist, a psychoanalyst steps into the fray, offering a unique perspective on the contentious events. Through a labyrinth of conflicting narratives and obfuscating details, the elusive truth waits to be unveiled, promising to reveal the true nature of that fateful night. Four Times That Night is a captivating exploration of differing perspectives, truth's subjectivity, and the intriguing complexity of human interactions.

Four Times That Night is a comedy movie featuring Daniela Giordano and directed by Mario Bava.

It is possible to buy Four Times That Night on Google Play Movies and YouTube.