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The Decameron

Set in 1348 during the Black Death, the deadliest pandemic in human history, explores the timely themes of class systems, power struggles, and survival in a time of pandemic.

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comedy, drama, history

Production

Tilted Productions

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https://www.netflix.com/title/81417084

Dioneo

Amar Chadha-Patel

Stratilia

Neifile

Panfilo

Sirisco

Misia

Saoirse-Monica Jackson

Pampinea

Tindaro

Douggie McMeekin

Filomena

Jessica Plummer

Licisca

Calandrino

Andreoli

Giampiero De Concilio

Jacopo

Arriguccio

Dustin Demri-Burns

Bony Peasant

Gossipy Peasant

Cute Peasant

Roberta Mengozzi

Shy Peasant

Alioune Badiane

Teen Peasant

Tommaso Badioli

Old Peasant

General

Ruggiero

Mangy Bandit

Stecchi

Eyeless Bandit

Oleksandr Rudynskyy

Lorenzo

Giacomo Valenti

Bruno

Parmena

Tazmyn-May Gebbett

Bard

Nikolai Selikovsky

Monk

Eduardo

Twine Scavenger

Nicoletta Cefaly

Two Hats Scavenger

Cardinal Agnolo

Beggar 1

Beggar 2

Gaspare Del Vecchio

Vitrucchia

Rachel Sachnoff

Hungry Peasant Boy

Desperate Man

Plague Doctor

Pleading Peasant

Niamh O'Donnell

Betrayed Peasant

Zelda Rosset Colon

Assistant Doctor Peasant

Vincenzo Di Rosa

Worried Peasant

Nikolay Nikolaev

Doctor Peasant

Thamisanqa Molepo

Manic Peasant

Huge Man

Fortunato Marco Iannaccone

Limping Woman

Maria Cristina Maccà

Kind Eyed Woman

Dying Beggar

Leonardo

Davy Eduard King

Prisoner

Francesco Dwight Bianchi

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♪ Wait for the sun, watching the sky ♪ - The Decameron

♪ Wait for the sun, watching the sky ♪

Well, don't look to me for solutions
because it's obvious I have none! - The Decameron

Well, don't look to me for solutions because it's ...

The longer you look, the more the child
will be imbued with Leonardo's virtue, - The Decameron

The longer you look, the more the child will be imbued with ...

Good morning, sweet viscontessa. - The Decameron

Good morning, sweet viscontessa.

Love you enough to cling to your dead body
long after you've passed? - The Decameron

Love you enough to cling to your dead body long after you�...

If you can go get some porridge
with raisins and some cinnamon, please? - The Decameron

If you can go get some porridge with raisins and some cinnam...

The wine is spiced, - The Decameron

The wine is spiced,

What happens if the mother
looks at somebody unattractive? - The Decameron

What happens if the mother looks at somebody unattractive?

A perfectly joyful day
is planned to honor our bride. - The Decameron

A perfectly joyful day is planned to honor our bride.

And another thing - The Decameron

And another thing

I am glad you are awake, Padrone Tindaro.
I'm anxious to leave for the villa. - The Decameron

I am glad you are awake, Padrone Tindaro. I'm anxious t...

Everyone knows the baby's ears
are the first thing to grow. - The Decameron

Everyone knows the baby's ears are the first thing to g...

Is this Leonardo of Fiesole
a country person? - The Decameron

Is this Leonardo of Fiesole a country person?

We aren't hiring at the moment, you gnome. - The Decameron

We aren't hiring at the moment, you gnome.

Will there be any serious thinkers there,
or will they all be simple? - The Decameron

Will there be any serious thinkers there, or will they all b...

May I be excused to the gardens - The Decameron

May I be excused to the gardens

We should be together
to encourage camaraderie in the babe. - The Decameron

We should be together to encourage camaraderie in the babe.

I'm sure the corpses wouldn't request
any adjustments to your volume. - The Decameron

I'm sure the corpses wouldn't request any adjustme...

It is so stunningly generous of you - The Decameron

It is so stunningly generous of you

And I know I've confessed
and repented for this many times before, - The Decameron

And I know I've confessed and repented for this many ti...

I am Filomena
of the house of Eduardo of Firenze. - The Decameron

I am Filomena of the house of Eduardo of Firenze.

Please curve your arm around the book
so you don't block the page. - The Decameron

Please curve your arm around the book so you don't bloc...

When your brains are splashed
all over the cobblestones, - The Decameron

When your brains are splashed all over the cobblestones,

Well, that's impossible, uh,
because we already have one of those. - The Decameron

Well, that's impossible, uh, because we already have on...

Uh, the viscontessa has asked for quiet. - The Decameron

Uh, the viscontessa has asked for quiet.

Today, we celebrate you,
the bride of Villa Santa. - The Decameron

Today, we celebrate you, the bride of Villa Santa.

Go to the one with whom we no longer speak
and procure me a stomach tonic. - The Decameron

Go to the one with whom we no longer speak and procure me a ...

I haven't even broached
the topic of sloth, envy, - The Decameron

I haven't even broached the topic of sloth, envy,

Or if... Honey... honey, if he doesn't
have it. But anything but apricot. - The Decameron

Or if... Honey... honey, if he doesn't have it. But any...

I do find it strange
to have wedding festivities - The Decameron

I do find it strange to have wedding festivities

Neifile, the invitation mentioned
a welcome dinner, which we'd hate to miss. - The Decameron

Neifile, the invitation mentioned a welcome dinner, which we...

It's a long journey to the villa.
You can pray for absolution the whole way. - The Decameron

It's a long journey to the villa. You can pray for abso...

But when these doors are closed,
I am not listening to a thing you say. - The Decameron

But when these doors are closed, I am not listening to a thi...

If no one will stand up
to this ragamuffin, then I will. - The Decameron

If no one will stand up to this ragamuffin, then I will.

No talking to the quack.
Just bring me the medicine! - The Decameron

No talking to the quack. Just bring me the medicine!

It'll be you and your stupid little bun
that looks like a radish. - The Decameron

It'll be you and your stupid little bun that looks like...

She is not Filomena, I am. - The Decameron

She is not Filomena, I am.

Or maybe it'll be your midnight trysts
wherein you fuck Tindaro out of wedlock. - The Decameron

Or maybe it'll be your midnight trysts wherein you fuck...

It seems this impostor woman
is your jealous handmaiden. - The Decameron

It seems this impostor woman is your jealous handmaiden.

Every one's someone's father
or sister or... - The Decameron

Every one's someone's father or sister or...

Oh, I just came to check on you
and the little one, - The Decameron

Oh, I just came to check on you and the little one,

What he needs is none of your business. - The Decameron

What he needs is none of your business.

What, you plan to win Tindaro's affection - The Decameron

What, you plan to win Tindaro's affection

'Tis my jealous handmaiden Licisca. - The Decameron

'Tis my jealous handmaiden Licisca.

Any child of Leonardo's
would be almost like a child to me, - The Decameron

Any child of Leonardo's would be almost like a child to...

I've always taken such good care of you, - The Decameron

I've always taken such good care of you,

Yes, he is. He is objectively alluring. - The Decameron

Yes, he is. He is objectively alluring.

Will you apologize for embarrassing me
so profoundly in front of my friends? - The Decameron

Will you apologize for embarrassing me so profoundly in fron...

You think because you're in noble clothes,
you can just do whatever you please? - The Decameron

You think because you're in noble clothes, you can just...

Ah, sad to say she has clearly
lost her faculties on the journey here. - The Decameron

Ah, sad to say she has clearly lost her faculties on the jou...

You just said that behind closed doors,
we can do whatever we want. - The Decameron

You just said that behind closed doors, we can do whatever w...

Oh, speaking of husbands, what a pleasure
it was to meet yours this evening. - The Decameron

Oh, speaking of husbands, what a pleasure it was to meet you...

Out in the open,
I am courting Tindaro perfectly. - The Decameron

Out in the open, I am courting Tindaro perfectly.

There's beads and... color. - The Decameron

There's beads and... color.

What I do with Dioneo in the dark, - The Decameron

What I do with Dioneo in the dark,

But I would have committed the sin of lust - The Decameron

But I would have committed the sin of lust

Um, - The Decameron

I have something to reveal
that will absolutely devastate her. - The Decameron

I have something to reveal that will absolutely devastate he...

Because your selfishness
is gonna get us kicked out of here. - The Decameron

Because your selfishness is gonna get us kicked out of here.

The herb is the only remedy
for my relentless lust. - The Decameron

The herb is the only remedy for my relentless lust.

How in the Lord's name
is that supposed to help my father? - The Decameron

How in the Lord's name is that supposed to help my fath...

You have been far too gentle with me, - The Decameron

You have been far too gentle with me,

The man said that the pestilence
is cursed air released from earthquakes, - The Decameron

The man said that the pestilence is cursed air released from...

Are... are you saying
that I am the victim of a switcheroo? - The Decameron

Are... are you saying that I am the victim of a switcheroo?

The flowers prevent more bad air
from... from entering the... the body. - The Decameron

The flowers prevent more bad air from... from entering the.....

Wake up. Wake up, Dioneo!
I order you to stop sleeping at once! - The Decameron

Wake up. Wake up, Dioneo! I order you to stop sleeping at on...

We are all victims. Myself, most of all! - The Decameron

We are all victims. Myself, most of all!

You attacked me
for giving a starving person bread. - The Decameron

You attacked me for giving a starving person bread.

I woke up to the sound of a bird singing,
and I felt a sudden stab to my heart. - The Decameron

I woke up to the sound of a bird singing, and I felt a sudde...

- Well, I'll just tend to your...
- Brush my hair. - The Decameron

- Well, I'll just tend to your... - Brush my hair.

Panfilo thought
it'd be a great and joyful thing - The Decameron

Panfilo thought it'd be a great and joyful thing

It's likely a case of chest vexation
combined with acute fool's face. - The Decameron

It's likely a case of chest vexation combined with acut...

It all started when Pampinea
pretended to be married to - The Decameron

It all started when Pampinea pretended to be married to

Look, if you really want to stay,
you'll have to be my handmaiden. - The Decameron

Look, if you really want to stay, you'll have to be my ...

Otherwise, I will let them chuck you out - The Decameron

Otherwise, I will let them chuck you out

I can hardly believe
the man I was just yesterday. - The Decameron

I can hardly believe the man I was just yesterday.

The Lady Stratilia
asked why we were all cast out. - The Decameron

The Lady Stratilia asked why we were all cast out.

Well, we are all here - The Decameron

Well, we are all here

- And then I'll be an orphan.
- You won't be an orphan. - The Decameron

- And then I'll be an orphan. - You won't be an or...

Everything looks brighter now,
like your eyes. - The Decameron

Everything looks brighter now, like your eyes.

With your normal eyes and dull hair?
No. - The Decameron

With your normal eyes and dull hair? No.

You'll just be an adult woman
who... has no parents. - The Decameron

You'll just be an adult woman who... has no parents.

Your wrists are so thick,
you'll never pull it off. - The Decameron

Your wrists are so thick, you'll never pull it off.

There was no message from God.
Your husband set the whole thing up. - The Decameron

There was no message from God. Your husband set the whole th...

One of the nobles is even... courting me. - The Decameron

One of the nobles is even... courting me.

Yes! Of course I am pregnant, you monster! - The Decameron

Yes! Of course I am pregnant, you monster!

Anyway, I'll be an orphan with no husband, - The Decameron

Anyway, I'll be an orphan with no husband,

There's no time for courting.
You need a proposal to secure our stay. - The Decameron

There's no time for courting. You need a proposal to se...

Well, Tindaro, as a doctor, - The Decameron

Well, Tindaro, as a doctor,

Bandits wouldn't announce their arrival.
Wouldn't be very strategic of them. - The Decameron

Bandits wouldn't announce their arrival. Wouldn't ...

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Set in 1348 during the Black Death, the deadliest pandemic in human history, explores the timely themes of class systems, power struggles, and survival in a time of pandemic.

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Director: N/A

Writer: Kathleen Jordan

Production: Tilted Productions

Genre: comedy, drama, history

Year: 2024

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ImdbRating: 6.4

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Released: 25 Jul 2024

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Homepage: https://www.netflix.com/title/81417084