The Last Ones

Year: 1963

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Vito Pandolfi

Drama

Checo, the son of impoverished Friulian farmers, senses that he is unlike the other boys—more intelligent, sensitive, and endowed with a vivid imagination. Isolated and ridiculed, he is cruelly dubbed “Scarecrow,” a name he eventually embraces. Frustrated, he decides to escape to Venice in pursuit of his dream to become a painter.

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