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Cosi fan tutte

„However, those two closest men in her personal life begin to get more involved in their relationships with multiple mistresses. Her husband flirts with customers in their clothing and haberdashery store while her son flirts with her nurses. The film incorporates elements of Mozart’s opera Così fan tutte to poetic effect, relating to these scenes.“ – „relating to these scenes“ ? How is that supposed to be understood without further explanation ? – An excerpt from an aria of Cosi fan tutte – around two and a half minutes – can only be heard in one single scene of the film, in the second sequence already, when Monique sits with her son at a table in his apartment and they listen to the disc of the opera. James Krug (talk) 10:50, 25 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]