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Time of Vacation (Italian: Tempo di villeggiatura) is a 1956 Italian comedy film directed by Antonio Racioppi, at his directorial debut.[1]

Time of Vacation
Directed by	Antonio Racioppi
Written by	Luigi Zampa Luigi Magni Willie Antuono Paolo Frascà Age & Scarpelli
Cinematography	Massimo Sallusti
Edited by	Eraldo Da Roma
Music by	Alessandro Cicognini Xavier Cugat

For this film Marisa Merlini won a Silver Ribbon for Best supporting Actress.[2]

Plot

In a hotel in Corniolo, a small village on the outskirts of the city of Rome that has become a tourist resort, the many stories of various people are interwoven. An accountant courts a young lady, pretending to be shy. An aspiring actor asks the waitresses for help to survive. A driver falls in love with a former dancer causing his girlfriend to react. A medical student is ashamed of his father, an honest head waiter.

Cast

• Vittorio De Sica: Il ragionier Aristide Rossi
• Giovanna Ralli: Lella, la fidanzata
• Memmo Carotenuto: Alfredo, il capo cameriere
• Nino Manfredi: Carletto, l'attore
• Marisa Merlini: La signorina Margherita Pozzi
• Maurizio Arena: Checco, l'autista
• Bella Visconti: Silvana
• Gabriele Tinti: Luciano, lo studente
• Dina Perbellini: La signora Adele
• Virgilio Riento: Il frate Serafino
• Gildo Bocci: Lo zio Santino
• Abbe Lane: Dolores, l'ex ballerina
• Edoardo Toniolo: Il signore che protesta e insulta
• Antonio Acqua: Il direttore dell'hotel
• Roberto Bruni: Fabrizio
• Ciccio Barbi: L'ispettore di produzione

References

External links

• Time of Vacation at IMDb

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