but it certainly has its use.
In one scene from this film a man spends the night in a convent's barn only to wake up before dawn to steal the convent's silver icons, and another moment sees a woman acting out a skit in which she imitates a duck and is ultimately shot by her husband. In a famous speech from this film a character claims everything in the world is good for something and points to a stone musing, "I don't know [what it's good for] . . . but it certainly has its use. If it were useless, then everything would be useless—even the stars." One character taunts another man who is trying to break chains by expanding his chest, while later he dumps a bucket of water on that man leading to a chase that gets them both kicked out of the Giraffa Circus. At the end of this film the tightrope walker "Il Matto" is accidentally murdered leading Gelsomina to go insane, after she was sold for ten thousand lira to an abusive Gypsy played by Anthony Quinn. For 10 points, name this film centering on the boorish strongman Zampano, directed by Federico Fellini.
In one scene from this film a man spends the night in a convent's barn only to wake up before dawn to steal the convent's silver icons, and another moment sees a woman acting out a skit in which she imitates a duck and is ultimately shot by her husband.
La {Strada} (accept The {Road})