‘La Dolce Vita‘ (1960) by Federico Fellini is one of the greatest Italian productions of all time. Even now, it is still considered a masterpiece and a milestone for the entire movie industry. Fellini thus opened a new flourishing Italian cinema era that became well-known worldwide, launching once and for all the cinematographic movement of ‘Italian neorealism’.

Marcello’s life.

The story is about Marcello (played by an amazing and charming Marcello Mastroianni), an Italian good-looking gossip columnist, who wanders with his faithful paparazzo around the streets of Rome, living therefore a frivolous and superficial existence in the high society of that time. The movie displays a glittering Rome full of rich people and aristocrats, parties and cafes, playboys and prostitutes, movie stars and beautiful women.