Passionate Summer (, ) is a 1956 French-language, French-Italian film directed by .
Its basis is the play Island of Goats, written by Ugo Betti.
The premise is that three women who live on an island encounter a man, Angelo, and vie for his affections. He convinces the women to be angry at one another, and at some point they become angry at him.
Philip K. Schuer of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the acting was "wonderfully realistic" and that it "remains mesmerizing".