People of Rome

Year: 2003

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Ettore Scola

Comedy

In 2003 Rome, the camera wanders through everyday life, linking a night‑time scene of a woman preparing her husband’s lunch, commuters on different buses, a mayor’s office cleaner, a street interview about immigration, a racist bar owner, a Holocaust survivor recalling the ghetto deportation, Stefania Sandrelli playing with her granddaughter in a park, a man flirting with a bus driver, the city’s gay nightlife, and a sunrise at Piazza Navona where a nobleman and a tramp sit side by side. The film is a mock‑documentary comedy by Ettore Scola, echoing Fellini’s Roma and dedicated to the late Alberto Sordi.

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