La ragazza con la valigia - Valerio Zurlini (1961)

Aida is a young woman who heads out alone to the big city after being dumped by her lover. She is befriended and protected by her ex-suitor's younger brother Lorenzo, who takes her in, protecting her and the two become lovers. The pair have many obstacles: their ages (Lorenzo being only 16) and Lorenzo's family, who go to great lengths trying to stop this cross-class affair (with Aida in the lower class). Aida begins a relationship with a new man, a musician, but Lorenzo is unwilling to let go. She tries to let Lorenzo down easily, but the young man is too headstrong for that.

A nice 1961 Italian romantic drama film starring the young and gorgeous Claudia Cardinale as a naive nightclub singer who lives on the good will of others.

An early documentary short film on Roma Termini Station in a cinema verite style.
A kind of wordless, avant-garde cinema, including the sounds and whistles of trains, and a view from on high looking down at passengers waiting for a train, capturing individuals who seem to be caught out of time, revealing a complacency, an involuntarily acceptance of an established, prevailing order.