Donne Sole (Women Alone) attained good American bookings thanks to the star power of Eleanora Rossi Drago and Gianna Maria Canale. The film is, in part, an inward-looking glance at the Italian motion picture industry and its treatment (or mistreatment) of women. Otherwise, the story is a lighthearted romantic trifle, set in and around Monte Carlo. Paolo Stoppa scores as the erstwhile suitor of the two leading ladies and their attractive companion Luciana Angiolilio. Donne Sole served as the directorial debut of Vittorio Sala; the film was entered into competition at the 1956 Berlin Film Festival. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi