Luciano Ligabue

The Rimini of Da Zero a Dieci is a very different one to that of Fellini's Amarcord, though no less mythic or surreal. It's the Rimini of tourism, a RImini that offers everything, the European Las Vegas. This conception of Rimini, is central to the film - where four men in their thirties return to the resort to relive a lost weekend. (Visit-rimini.com)

The film follows the lives of a group of friends in a small Italian town during the 70s.

Riko works in a cured meats factory, like his father, surrounded by more pigs than people. The real, everyday love he shares with Sarah, is in predicament. While Riko's unhappy with his job, he's lucky to be working at all, unlike several of his colleagues fired at the age of fifty. Not even going out with friends, including Carnevale, is enough to soothe the professional and existential crisis. To shake things up, he decides to drive to Rome with his friends. (imdb)