Bad journalist job, irresponsible father, unknown girlfriend, self-serving photographer friend. All in all, Marcello felt more and more bored, and more and more wanted to find the real meaning in life.
Madeleine, Sylvia, Steiner, Paula, why do they all look so happy, so satisfied and happy, with careers they like, things they like, and exuberant vitality.
But Sylvia, instead of having a nasty boyfriend, Steiner faced the vulgarity of life, chose suicide and ended the lives of a pair of children with her own hands.
Only young Paula, who can start over, wants to learn to be a typist. And Marcello, at this time, rejected her, and who knows whether it was her, Paula, or herself who rejected him.
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