Toto, Peppino, and the Hussy (1956)

Antonio, Peppino, and Lucia are three brothers from rural Naples. Their lives change when Lucia's son Gianni goes to the city to study medicine. In Milan, Gianni falls for a ballet dancer and leaves his studies to be with her. Worried about their nephew's future, the three Caponi brothers travel to Milan to convince him to return to his medical studies and give up his romantic pursuit, which the family playfully calls "Malafemmina." The film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and family, as well as personal growth and the difficulties of navigating relationships and ambitions.