Unknown Woman (film)

Unknown Woman can refer to several films with similar themes, often involving a woman whose identity is initially a mystery to the audience or other characters within the narrative. The title, or variations thereof, has been used across different languages and film industries.

One notable example is La Sconosciuta, released in English-speaking markets as The Unknown Woman, a 2006 Italian psychological thriller directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. The film follows a Ukrainian immigrant woman in Italy who is haunted by a traumatic past as she becomes entangled in the lives of a wealthy family. The plot explores themes of identity, trauma, and redemption.

Other films may also use the phrase "Unknown Woman" (or a translated equivalent) as a title or a significant plot element. The specific details of each film will vary, but the general concept of a female character whose identity and past are obscured is a common thread. Researching specific film titles using this phrase is crucial to avoid confusion and identify the particular work of interest.