Divorce Italian Style

Funeral parlor operator Rosario Mulè tells Ferdinando “Fefe” Cefalù, referring to Ferdinando’s sister Agnese, "But first I have to finish mourning my poor grandfather." (0:13)

Ferdinando, to himself: "Well, I guess I am... intelligent." (0:14)

Ferdinando asks his wife Rosalia, "Are you crazy?" (0:15)

Rosalia asks maid Sisina, "How many times must I tell you, idiot?" (0:15)

Lawyer, addressing the jury, referring to the defendant: "... the rhythmic thrust of the pistons pounding in the delirious ears of poor, ruined Mariannina..." (0:33)

Ferdinando yells at a man on the street below, "Idiot!" (0:43)

His father Don Gaetano tells Ferdinando, "You’ve gone mad, Fefe." (0:50)

Ferdinando says to himself, referring to artist Carmelo Patanè, "Idiot." (0:50)

Ferdinando tells Rosalia, "Be patient with me." (0:52)

Ferdinando imagines the voice of attorney De Marzi arguing his case: "He was shocked." (1:00)

Ferdinando listens to a recording of Carmelo telling Rosalia, "You’re driving me mad." (1:05)

Rosalia asks Carmelo, "Have you never painted me from memory?" (1:08)

Ferdinando, referring to Sisina, "That idiot’s always in the way." (1:09)

Ferdinando, referring to Carmelo: "He knows that the servant knows, therefore he's nervous." (1:12)

Poster and scenes from La Dolce Vita (1:16)

Referring to La Dolce Vita: "... making the gentlemen of Agramonte anxious for their wives’ virtue." (1:17)

Rosalia tells Ferdinando, referring to Sisina, "... the idiot says she’s made some kind of vow." (1:18)

A packed house watches La Dolce Vita. (1:19)

Voice of De Marzi, referring to Ferdinando: "Overtaken by a natural impulse for revenge, he ran like a madman..." (1:22)

De Marzi’s voice, referring to Ferdinando: "... he lay there in a state of cold despondency..." (1:25)

Ferdinando watches Don Calogero die. (1:32)

Funeral procession for Don Calogero (1:33)

Rosalia’s grave in cemetery (1:38)