Anita Sanders

Anita Sanders is a retired Swedish actress and photomodel who was active in the Italian films of the 1960s and 1970s.

Career

Sanders began her film career with a minor role in La fuga in 1964, followed by a topless appearance in Federico Fellini's Juliet of the Spirits and Elio Petri's The 10th Victim in 1965. In 1967, she was cast for the lead role in Tinto Brass-Dino De Laurentiis experimental film Nerosubianco. Her last film as an actress was That Malicious Age of Silvio Amadio in 1975 where she played the supporting role beside Gloria Guida.

After 1975 she had an ephemeral career as an assistant director at Cinecittà.

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Anita

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Anita (given name)

Anita is a common given name for women. In Sanskrit, Anita means full of grace, mercy, favor, variety, a leader, without guile. The name is the Spanish version of Anne. In Hebrew, Anita derives from the name Hannah which means grace or graceful. Furthermore, Anita is the short form for Anahita, the Iranian Water Goddess in Avestan language (an East Iranian language), and also has the meanings of kindness and being personable.

The name Anita is mostly used in Hungary and Spanish, Portuguese, Italian speaking countries as well as Indian languages with Sanskrit origins.

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Anita (2009 film)

Anita is an Argentine film released in 2009.

Synopsis

Anita (Alejandra Manzo) is a young girl with Down's Syndrome and lives with her mother (Norma Aleandro) in the Once neighborhood of Balvanera in Buenos Aires. Her life is changed forever in 1994 after the AMIA bombing. Anita doesn't understand what has happened; she only remembers that her mother left to handle some paperwork, the ground began to shake and she fell off the ladder she was not supposed to climb. Frightened by the noise, she runs from the area of the bombing, totally disoriented. In her odyssey she encounters several people that provide temporary assistance as she searches for her mother.

The People Anita Encounters

Felix

Foul-mouthed, constant problems with his ex-wife and unkempt, he takes her in after encountering her at a public phone, feeding her and giving her a bed. He lets her stay for one night and then kicks her out along with a warm sweater to wear. Another time, he leaves her on the bus to fend for herself. He always thinks of the possibility of going to the police with her.