Role reversal forms the basis of the serio-comic plot...
“Swept Away,&#34; set against a Mediterranean backdrop, is Lina Wertmuller’s most famous and controversial film about sex, love and politics. On an elegant yacht cruising off the coast of Sardinia, Raffaella (Mariangela Melato), a rich and beautiful capitalist, enjoys tormenting Gennarino (Giancarlo Giannini), a Communist sailor. When the two find themselves stranded together on a deserted island, Raffaella must submit to Gennarino in order to survive.<br /><br />Gennarino is able to provide food and shelter and, borrowing from “The Taming of the Shrew,” he determines to transform Raffaella into a submissive dependent. The film shows how the roles of the two stranded people are reversed, with Gennarino clearly possessing the upper hand. When money and material possessions are not in the equation, Raffaella’s sense of entitlement erodes.<br /><br />Wertmuller presents a socio-political statement in the trappings of a deliberately unsettling romantic comedy. In the process of telling her story, the director actually upends the genre to make a larger point. She manages this without abandoning humor. The film is very funny, with Gennnarino lording it over Raffaella as revenge on her whole class, one he views as parasitic. She’s not only condescending and over-privileged, she’s downright nasty. Some of his treatment of Raffaella is sadistic; he hits her and slaps her around, which registers as strongly today as it probably did in 1974. At the end of the film, it’s interesting to ponder who is manipulating whom.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated, widescreen Blu-ray release include audio commentary; booklet essays; excerpts from “Behind the White Glasses,” a documentary on Lina Wertmuller; interview with director Amy Heckerling; and trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Set against the backdrop of the beautiful Mediterranean, Swept Away (1974) is Lina Wertmu ller's most famous and controversial film about sex, love and politics. On an elegant yacht cruising off the coast of Sardinia, Raffaella (Mariangela Melato), a rich and stunning capitalist, enjoys tormenting Gennarino (Giancarlo Giannini), a Communist sailor. Fate weaves a different scenario and roles become reversed when the two find themselves stranded together on a deserted island. Raffaella must submit to Gennarino in order to survive, which culminates in a dramatic climax when they are rescued. They must determine if their love can survive the harsh realities of civilization..