The male protagonist has a big belly and wants to run away. In the movie theater, his wife flirts with a mature woman next door. In the end, the prodigal son returned because his wife and children left. The worst thing is the young man with a literary dream who took the script to find a stage play master, but the master turned out to be a ferocious gay man. At the end, the brother-in-law (it should be Fellini himself) who wants to escape from the small town to the big city stands on the train and looks at every family and friends sleeping in bed from the perspective of the train leaving the distance. . In short, this film has a very detailed description of the depressed economy in post-war Italy and the troubled and confused life of young people, and also laid a solid foundation for Fellini's road to master.
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