In a scene at one of these places, Alberto stumbles on his sister Olga with her married lover after following a barking dog.
While at one of these places, the protagonist of a film daydreams that a portly man in a red bathrobe tells her "I'm old" and hands her a rope. In a scene at one of these places, Alberto stumbles on his sister Olga with her married lover after following a barking dog. In a scene set next to a ruined wall on one of these places, a group of boys clap as a dishevelled woman called "la Saraghina" dances the rumba, before two priests in black robes arrive and chase them. The camera pans out on the drunk, crying strongman Zampano, who lies facedown at one of these places at the end of one film. Another film ends with the protagonist walking away after failing to (*) understand Paola's hand gestures and shouts at one of these places. Earlier in that scene, a group of partygoers gather to look at a monstrous, dead creature that has been found at one of these places. For 10 points, name this sort of place where Federico Fellini set many scenes, such as the endings of La Strada and La Dolce Vita.
While at one of these places, the protagonist of a film daydreams that a portly man in a red bathrobe tells her "I'm old" and hands her a rope.
beaches [or seashores; or coastlines; prompt on the sea, water, ocean, etc.] (The first three clues are from Juliet of the Spirits, I Vitelloni, and 8Â½.)