Great cinema moments: Bread Tulips

Oops, Rosalba has only stayed a little longer on the toilet of a rest stop because of a small mishap, and already she can wave after the bus with the travel company to which also her husband and the two sons belong. What do we do now? Since her husband calls Mimmo only to make her unrestrained reproaches, she sends his order to wait for him on the spot into the wind and decides to hitch-hike home. When one of the drivers tells us that he is on his way to Venice, Rosalba feels the longing to visit the lagoon city where she has never been before. She decides to take a room in Venice. Actually, she only wants to stay one day, but thanks to a series of happy "coincidences" her stay is extended. She meets Fernando, a melancholic fine spirit waiter, where she moves in as a lodger, makes friends with his neighbour, the masseuse Grazia, and finally takes a temporary job with an anarchist florist. So Rosalba gradually begins a completely new life. But since Mimmo's household has collapsed in the meantime, he puts the plumber and leisure detective Costatino on his fugitive wife. Soon Rosalba will have to make up her mind: Does she stay with the reservedly lovable Fernando and her new friends or does she return to husband and children?