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Toto and the Women

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In a romantic and chaotic 1950s Rome, we meet a lovable yet clumsy protagonist who, despite his awkwardness, is an eternal dreamer when it comes to love. This peculiar man finds himself irresistibly drawn to women, and his life becomes a constant ebb and flow between unrestrained attempts at seduction and comical disappointments. The story begins when he decides to win over his neighbor, a beautiful and elegant lady who seems unattainable. However, his clumsiness undermines every single one of his plans, turning each attempt into a series of absurd and amusing situations.

As the plot unfolds, our hero encounters a variety of women, each with her own personality and quirks, transforming his love life into a genuine circus. From his sweet and understanding mother to a couple of rather volatile and challenging women, the entanglements multiply. The comedy goes hand in hand with a subtle critique of the paradigms of love and masculinity of the time, turning each encounter into a life lesson.

Amidst laughter and tears, our protagonist is not only in search of love but also of his own identity in a world where roles are rigid and love often means losing oneself. A film that, despite its simplicity, manages to capture the essence of heartache and the hope of finding that special someone. A gem of Italian cinema that will make you laugh and reflect in equal measure!

Media type
Movie
Year
1952
Director
Mario Monicelli
Steno
Writer
Age
Scarpelli
Mario Monicelli
Steno
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Actors
TotΓ²
Peppino De Filippo
Lea Padovani
Franca Faldini
Ave Ninchi
Giovanna Pala
Clelia Matania
Olga Villi
Mario Castellani
Alda Mangini
Salvo Libassi
Carlo Mazzarella
Primarosa Battistella
Pina Gallini
Mimmo Poli
Teresa Pellati
Gender
Comedy
Country
Italy
Producers
Carlo Ponti
Dino De Laurentiis
Original title
TotΓ² e le donne
Duration
93
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