A modest Italian comedy, which shows the life of a man, Caruso Paskoski (Francesco Nuti), who is a psychologist, and has several problems with his wife. The latter asked for the divorce and justified it because Caruso was sexually very active, i.e. making sex every day for seven or eight times. They divorced, and suddenly his ex- wife started looking for him to have sex anywhere (in toilets of cinemas, in the lifts, etc.), at the end they decided to come back and to live together. I certainly did not find any morale in this film, or anything to be taught to the audience. Nuti and Clarissa Burt acted well while Ricky Tognazzi did it shortly and modestly, but Nuti did not finalize any objective idea or message when he directed this film.
Review of Caruso Paskoski, Son of a Pole
