The Art of Getting Along

In this comedy, Alberto Sordi portrays Rosario Scimoni, a man who shifts his political loyalties and romantic interests with ease. Sasà, the main character, is the nephew of the mayor of Catania and embodies the complexities of opportunism in post-war Italy. The film humorously critiques political and social dynamics through Sasà's antics, making it a notable piece of Italian cinema from the 1950s.

Collectors of physical media will find interest in the film's availability on blu-ray. The comedy's sharp satire and Sordi's performance contribute to its status as a notable work in the genre. The film’s exploration of political maneuvering during a transformative era in Italy adds historical context that collectors may appreciate.