Author: Shi Yan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: World Classic Film Scripts Series. In the beggar king Pium's company, there are five types of beggar costumes that can move people's hearts: A, B, C, D, and E. The new recruit, Phil Schiller, couldn't figure out why he was clearly an A type—a young man who once had a golden age and never imagined he would end up like this. But why was he forced to dress as a C type—a poor person who had a leg crushed by a car. Pium the Beggar King's answer was simple: "Because no one believes real misfortune, my child!" The film of Italian Neorealism challenges this very statement!
Roman 11 o'clock
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