And the belly is gone

The music “Il Mattino”, taken from Peer Gynt, by the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, for us from the sixties is associated with the advertising of Olio Sasso. And it is music, as advertisers explain, that often helps to disseminate and accentuate a content that in itself would be of little interest.

A single man, played by Mimmo Craig, with a black waitress (who calls him master, who resembles the Mami from “Gone with the Wind” and who today would be politically incorrect) dreams of conquering a graceful, young and thin woman, but cannot move because of a cumbersome epa that stands between…