
The charismatic Snaporaz meets an alluring woman on a train and chases her into a forest, only to arrive at a hotel where a feminist conference convenes. Unwelcome among the all‑female guests, the bewildered Snaporaz soon realizes he has entered a phantasmagoric, surreal realm where women have seized power.
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Marcello Mastroianni
Snàporaz

Anna Bonaiuto
Feminist (uncredited)

Dominique Labourier
Feminist

Mirella D'Angelo
Mock Bridegroom (uncredited)

Bernice Stegers
Lady on the Train

Franco Diogene
Party Guest (uncredited)

Omero Capanna
(uncredited)

Malisa Longo
Second Girl of 'Giro della Morte' (uncredited)

Marina Confalone
Feminist (uncredited)

Carmen Russo
Girl (uncredited)

Fiammetta Baralla
Oliver Hardy

Valeria D'Obici
Feminist (uncredited)

Fernando Cerulli
Italian Husband (uncredited)

Gabriella Di Luzio
(uncredited)

Susanna Forgione
(uncredited)

Vivian Lucas
Twin

Anna Prucnal
Elena, the Wife

Milly Corinaldi
Feminist (uncredited)

Nadia Vasil
Feminist

Gabriella Giorgelli
Fishmonger of San Leo

Germana Di Giannicola
Terrorist (uncredited)

Alba Maiolini
Typist (uncredited)

Ettore Martini
Party Guest (uncredited)

Ettore Manni
Dr. Xavier Katzone

Sylvie Matton
Feminist

Luciana Turina
(uncredited)

Jole Silvani
Motorcyclist

Donatella Damiani
Donatella, Woman on Roller Skates

Hélène Calzarelli
Feminist

Catherine Carrel
Commandant

Marcella Di Falco
Slave

Silvana Fusacchia
Skater

Stéphanie Loïk
Prostitute in the Brothel

Maïté Nahyr
Feminist

Sibilla Sedat
Judge

Alessandra Panelli
Housewife

Loredana Solfizi
Black Feminist

Rosaria Tafuri
Dancing Girl

Carla Terlizzi
Dr. Katzone's Conquest

Katren Gebelein
Enderbreith Small

Fiorella Molinari
Punk

Sylvie Wacrenier
Feminist

Jill Lucas
Twin

Rose Alba
(uncredited)

Johanna Battista
Six Female Extra Roles (uncredited)

Penny Brown
Feminist (uncredited)

Maria Pia Cafiero
Feminist (uncredited)

Isabelle Canto da Maya
(uncredited)

Lucia Cassini
Feminist (uncredited)

Annamaria Chio
(uncredited)

Catharina Dahlin
Dr. Katzone's Maid / Stan Laurel (uncredited)

Gianni Di Segni
Party Guest (uncredited)

Marina Hedman
First Girl of 'Giro della Morte' (uncredited)

Cesare Martignoni
Party Guest (uncredited)

Roberta Manfredi
Feminist (uncredited)

Nello Palladino
Party Guest (uncredited)

Nello Pazzafini
Roberto Padone (uncredited)

Brigitte Petronio
Guard (uncredited)

Ilza Prestinari
(uncredited)

Mimmo Poli
Party Guest (uncredited)

Maria Grazia Smaldone
Feminist (uncredited)

Domenico Surace
(uncredited)

Tonino Tommasi
Party Guest (uncredited)

Josiane Tanzilli
Chanteuse (uncredited)

Mara Tchoukleva
Old Woman at the Greenhouse (uncredited)

Stavros Tornes
(uncredited)

Karina Verlier
Mock Bride (uncredited)

Umberto Zuanelli
Troubadour (uncredited)
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Snàporaz, Marcello Mastroianni, wakes up during a train ride and has a brief fling with a mysterious woman in the bathroom, but it is cut short when the train suddenly stops at Fregene and the woman gets off. Snàporaz follows her through a forest and into a hotel overrun with women attending a surrealistic feminist convention. He winds up in a conference about polyandry, where his presence is rejected. A frightened Snàporaz retreats to the hotel lobby, but the exit is blocked; instead, he seeks refuge inside an elevator with a young woman, Donatella Damiani, who offers her assistance.
Donatella leads Snàporaz into a gymnasium and forces him to don roller skates. He is cornered and berated by a group of angry women who circle around him on skates and practice testicle-kicking with a dummy. Dazed, Snàporaz makes his exit down a flight of stairs, falls and hurts himself, and ends up in the domain of a burly woman tending to the hotel’s furnace. The woman offers him a ride to the train station on her motorcycle, but stops by a farm and lures Snàporaz into a nursery, where she tries to rape him. They are interrupted by the woman’s mother, who chastises her daughter. Snàporaz escapes and follows a lonely woman through the countryside. He joins her and her girlfriends in a car ride, driven toward the station, but the journey lasts well into the night, the women smoking marijuana and blasting Italo disco. A frustrated Snàporaz ditches the group only to be harassed by others.
He finally finds shelter at the mansion of Dr. Xavier Katzone, Ettore Manni, who shoots at his persecutors. Dr. Katzone promises to deliver Snàporaz to the train station in the morning and invites him to stay for a party. The house is a carnival of sexual imagery and phallic sculptures, while Katzone shows a wall of photos chronicling his conquests—the pictures light up and murmur arousing dialogue.
During the party, Snàporaz runs into his ex-wife Elena, Anna Prucnal, who has a drunken argument with him, and he also encounters Donatella again. The police, composed entirely of women dressed in Nazi-like uniforms, arrive and interrupt Katzone’s revelry, announcing the demolition of his house. They inform him that his beloved dog Italo has been shot, a grief that he must endure. Meanwhile, Snàporaz dances to a Fred Astaire song with Donatella and a friend of hers, but he fails to sleep with either partner, ending up in bed with his ex-wife instead.
Strange noises pull him into a dreamlike sequence: he crawls under the bed and slides down a magical toboggan that revisits his childhood crushes—a sitter, a nurse, and a prostitute—until he is somehow transported before a bizarre court that judges him for his masculinity. He is dismissed and set free, ascending into a towering boxing ring before a female crowd. At the top of the ring, he boards a hot-air balloon fashioned as Donatella. Donatella fires from below with a machine gun, puncturing the balloon and sending Snàporaz crashing down.
Snàporaz wakes up on the very same train, Elena across the way, suggesting the entire sequence was only a nightmare. He also notices his glasses are broken, mirroring his dream, just as the mysterious woman and Donatella reappear and sit beside him. Elena and the mysterious woman exchange knowing smiles as the train races into a tunnel.
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