CHAPTERS

1.Logos/Credits
2."When the Puffballs soar, then winter is no more”
3.Spring
4.Burning the witch of winter
5.Smoldering in the ashes
6.Intersecting: interrupted monologues
7.A portrait of adolescence
8.Caricature classrooms
9.Lessons in transgression
10.Building bricks of poetry
11.Table mannerisms
12.Cowboys and Indians, domestic style
13.Following Gradisca’s derriere
14.Touching confessions
15.]Parading fascists
16.Il Duce : Head master
17.Shoot up the International
18.Bright lights, big boots
19.Fascist after-smell
20.Princes and palaces
21.tall tales, letting down their veils
22.Il Bel Mondo : cha cha cha
23.Excursions from the asylum
24."I want a woman”
25.Rocks on your head
26.A nun and a wild man
27.“Where are all these people going?”
28.Il Rex Grandissimo
29.Floating in the fog
30.Dreaming, dancing in the wind
31.Racing desires
32.Uplifting experience
33.A fly in winter
34.Communal roar
35.A hospital visit
36.Peacock feathers and snowflakes
37.The funeral proceeds
38.Gradisca finds her Gary Cooper
39.Throwign away the bouquet/Fini
40.Color bars

In this movie Fellini portrays his home town of Rimini as he remembered it
in '30s, during his young days. Many bizzare but very warm and human
characters and specific Mediterranean humor made this movie the most
popular of all Fellini's works.