The first episode is interesting and nothing more. It's considered a comedy but nothing is funny and there's no funny moment, no funny scene. Franca Valeri is an actress who's not exactly beautiful, but she's talented. Her dwarf driver who doesn't say anything the whole movie is a unique, original presence. Vittorio Caprioli, the film's director, who has a cameo towards the end, Franca Valeri's husband in real life, is a comic actor in many other movies, but not in this one. The second episode is a bit more interesting, more consistent and that's not necessarily due to the presence of Nino Manfredi, but the story itself is much more captivating, more spicy, especially considering the character played by Norma Bengell, whose occupation is the oldest profession in the world.
