The Bachelor

Year: 1955

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Antonio Pietrangeli

Comedy

Paolo Anselmi enjoys his single life and lives with a friend, but when the friend marries he must move out. He then stays at a boarding house, flirts with a woman, and ditches her when she proposes marriage. Visiting his mother, he discovers she is searching for a suitable partner for him. He now must decide whether to finally surrender to love, truly.

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