The movie is extremely satirical about the so-called "iron rice bowl" work in Italy. Public officials enjoy high benefits and high treatment, but they are lazy and do not want to make progress (the male protagonist has been doing the same simple and repetitive work for 15 years is the best example), Shamelessly accepting bribes from other people's small favors.
In addition, the film also portrays Italians as "uncivilized people", who throw garbage, honk their horns desperately on the road, and don't queue... Such self-deprecating plots are also rare.
Fortunately, the male protagonist met the girl who changed him. Under the influence of the heroine, he no longer only thinks about his own interests, he gave up his job as an iron rice bowl, he used all the subsidies for charity, donated materials, and the sentence he wrote "is not gratitude, not mercy , but upbringing" really touched me
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