The film directed by famous director Vittorio de Sica is a stellar comedy, which can be divided into three parts. The first is about a woman who specializes in selling foreign cigarettes on the black market and never gets a taste of being behind bars, because the law at the time prohibits arrests of pregnant women and women six months after giving birth. So after giving birth, she urged her husband to make love, so she escaped the fate of being imprisoned, but she ended up in jail because she failed to conceive. The second part tells the story of a rich woman who is obsessed with a writer younger than her. The two of them were driving a luxury car for a ride, and the car crashed due to the warm atmosphere of the two. The rich woman suddenly felt boring and stopped the car and drove away. The third part tells the story of a high-level prostitute who falls in love with a seminary student. The prostitute gets rid of the entanglement of her benefactor, but she cannot stand the pleas of the seminary student's old parents and has to break up with the student. After the students left, their benefactors were still put into the cold palace. The film is represented by the styles of three cities, fully depicting the temperament of the Italians, and the male and female protagonists have superb performances.
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