The Climax

Year: 1967

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Pietro Germi

Comedy

A violinist learns he will become the father of a sixth child with his second lover, Marisa, and becomes increasingly anxious. He stays at the clinic, but makes an exception to drive his legitimate wife Giulia and their legitimate children to the train station as they set off for a seaside holiday.

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