Sempre più difficile(1981)

Sempre più difficile Synopsis

This documentary is about the Italian small family circus, based on the old street theatre of the Commedia dell'Arte. Since World War II, they have diminished in number and today hardly exist anymore. They simply can't compete with modern times entertainment, symbolized by television. The film portrays and follows the Colombaioni family, six brothers and two sisters, their children and grand children. Most of them work in their own small circus(father, mother, children). Two of the brothers, Carlo and Alberto left the circus and now have a theatre show, based on their improvisation skills that they learned in the circus. The family is known by their collaboration with Frederico Fellini and Dario Fo. They appeared in many a Fellini movie -o.a. La Strada, Le Notti di Cabiria and I Clown.

Sempre più difficile (1981) is a documentary film directed by Tom D’Angremond, released on May 2, 1981 with a runtime of 1h 25m. It stars Alberto Colombaioni, Carlo Colombaioni, Nani Colombaioni and Valerio Colombaioni. Viewers rate it 8.0 out of 10 across 1 ratings.