A society journalist working in the decadent life of 1960's Rome becomes increasingly jaded as he involves himself with the lifestyles of the rich and glamorous.

Originally produced as a motion picture in 1960. Container erroneously indicates presence of dubbed English-language soundtrack. Credits are from the English-language version of the film, but the film itself is in Italian. "Enhanced for 16:9 [televisions]"--Container. Special features (disc 1): Introduction by Academy-award nominated writer and director Alexander Payne (5 min.); optional audio commentary by film critic and historian Richard Schickel. Special features (disc 2, 60 min.): "Fellini TV"--Collection of 24 Fellini shorts (36 min.); "Cinecitta, the house of Fellini", musical montage of Fellini's beloved studio (5 min.); "Remembering the sweet life", interviews with Ekberg and Mastroianni (12 min.); "Fellini Roma Cinecitta", interview with Fellini (7 min.); "Restoration demo" describing restoration of the original print (8 min.); photo gallery; biographies; filmographies of Fellini and principle cast members. Booklet includes an essay by film critic Dennis Bartok. Originally released as a motion picture in 1960. Dolby Digital mono, Dolby Digital stereo., Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. Special features: Disc 1. Audio commentary by noted critic and film historian Richard Schickel; disc 2. Fellini TV--collection of never-before-seen Fellini shorts; Remembering the sweet life, interviews with Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg; Cinecitta, the house of Fellini, musical montage of Fellini's beloved studio; Fellini, Roma and Cinecitta, interview with Fellini; extensive photo gallery; restoration demo; biographies; filmographies.

Disc 1. Main program -- Disc 2. Bonus features.