Claudio Perone

Students from a private girls' school spend a few days at a seaside hotel owned by one of their parents, where hijinks predictably ensue.

March on Rome (Italian: La marcia su Roma) is a 1962 comedy film by Dino Risi with Vittorio Gassman and Ugo Tognazzi, aimed at describing the March on Rome of Benito Mussolini's black shirts from the point of view of two newly recruited, naïve black shirts

Stuntman Johnny gets tired of putting his life constantly at risk and instead joins up with a bunch of international thieves who are looking to steal a priceless statue, but that's where the trouble starts....

Miriam Rossi arrives at a small village to take possession of a well located hotel that she inherited from her grandfather.

The movie tells the story of Theresa, the druggist’s daughter (Laura May), and Ludevigo. He wants her but her father wants her to get married to the butcher’s son. Tired and frustrated by her delaying tactics, Ludevigo answers contact ads and becomes acquainted with other women. Unfortunately things go totally wrong as he gets chased by trigger-happy hunters and jealous rivals. He then takes a job as a butler. His mistress (Nadine Roussial) turns out to be a nymphomaniac, but the story comes to a happy ending when Theresa finds him.

Students from a private girls' school spend a few days at a seaside hotel owned by one of their parents, where hijinks predictably ensue.

The movie tells the story of Theresa, the druggist’s daughter (Laura May), and Ludevigo. He wants her but her father wants her to get married to the butcher’s son. Tired and frustrated by her delaying tactics, Ludevigo answers contact ads and becomes acquainted with other women. Unfortunately things go totally wrong as he gets chased by trigger-happy hunters and jealous rivals. He then takes a job as a butler. His mistress (Nadine Roussial) turns out to be a nymphomaniac, but the story comes to a happy ending when Theresa finds him.