I sold (I soldi) (translated)

I soldi (Italian for "Money") is a 1965 Italian comedy film directed by Gianni Puccini. Structured as an anthology, it consists of separate sketches that humorously examine how money shapes people's lives and what they are willing to do to get hold of it. The screenplay was penned by Castellano and Pipolo together with Giuseppe Moccia, and the picture was shot in Italian. Its ensemble includes prominent performers of the period such as Enrico Maria Salerno, Sylva Koscina, Alberto Lionello, Tomas Milian, Agnès Spaak, Andrea Checchi and Barbara Steele, while character actors like Gianni Rizzo and Ignazio Leone also appear in the sketches. With a running time of roughly 91 minutes, the film approaches the theme of money through a variety of characters and situations, offering a lighthearted portrait of Italian society in the 1960s.