The Clowns

Year: 1970

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: Italian

Comedy

Fellini reveals his fascination with clowns and the circus, beginning with a memory of the circus arriving near his childhood home. He then gathers a crew and journeys from Italy to Paris, chasing the last great European clowns who still perform in those countries. He also encounters Anita Ekberg, who is trying to purchase a panther at a circus show.

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