Three Beauties

The Visconti episode is about a beautiful young woman played by Romy Schneider who plots to take revenge on her husband, pretending to be his mistress and asking him to pay to get her; the De Sica episode is about a coward who wins a prize, and the prize is a date with a girl; the Monichelli episode is featured in many overseas versions. was deleted, its style is more traditional comedy, low-key, and easy to disappear in the shadow of its peers; but the most outstanding part is Fellini's part, called "The Temptation of Dr. Anthony", about a busty beauty who "comes" from a poster to make fun of a sanctimonious ascetic man. Behind-the-scenes production: Four heavyweight Italian directors used their own methods to capture the spirit of Boccaccio, using Rome as the stage to present a large-scale world image. Although it is only a short film, Fellini tells this story in a light and ironic but yet heavy tone that exposes the hypocritical moral values ​​of the upper class. Dr. Anthony is a character worth exploring. He feels powerless in the face of the collapse of values ​​and moral decay, and tries to cover up his inner desires with a hypocritical mask. However, when a giant girl image walks out of the advertisement to have fun with him, his true nature is finally revealed. Fellini used the technique of interweaving fantasy and reality to create both absurd and heavy tones at the same time, which is extremely expressive and is the most impressive in this film.