Rossella, a beautiful young girl that lives in a family of popular class, looks for a job every day but soon discovers that the "greasy pole", which is the economic miracle, is only an illusion, and the world is far more ruthless than she could believe. But fate brings together Giuliano, the only man who did not ask for anything and who - like her - is not inclined to compromise.
Luciano Salce
Director
Donatella Turri
Rossella Rubinace
Luigi Tenco
Giuliano
Umberto D'Orsi
Dott. Giuseppe Visonà
Franco Abbiana
Rinaldo - Rossella's brother-in-law
Emilio Barrella
Anna Baj
Liù Bosisio
Mendicant Nun (as Liù Busisio)
Jimmy il Fenomeno
The Photographer (as Jimmy Fenomeno)
Tony Di Mitri
Oscar
Vera Drudi
Copy Typists' Head
Gianni Dei
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