Soldati e capelloni

In "Soldati e capelloni," an Italian music promoter finds himself in a humorous predicament when he engages an English rock band known for their short hair. Set against the backdrop of the 1960s, the film showcases the cultural friction between the band and the conservative society that disapproves of their image.

As the story unfolds, the band members face military service, leading to the ironic twist of needing to cut their hair once again. They adopt the name I Galeotti, translating to 'the convicts,' which reflects their struggles within the societal norms of the time. With a cast that includes Patrizia Valturri and Aroldo Tieri, this film presents a unique blend of comedy and music, characteristic of its era.

Collectors of Italian cinema or enthusiasts of 1960s music films will find "Soldati e capelloni" an interesting addition to their collection, offering a glimpse into the cultural dynamics of the time.