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In a small Italian village in 1910, a traveling theatrical troupe arrives, bringing with them a whirlwind of excitement and changing social dynamics. The troupe's performance, which includes nudity, challenges the conservative values of the locals. Amidst the ensuing chaos and personal dramas, several villagers find themselves drawn to the unconventional performers and the ideas they represent, leading to a collision between tradition and modernity.

The film received mixed to positive reviews, with many praising Ettore Scola's direction and the performances, particularly from Ornella Muti. Some critics found the film's exploration of social change and tradition to be thought-provoking, while others felt it could have delved deeper into its themes.

• Praised for Scola's directorial touch and engaging performances.
• Noted for its interesting exploration of societal shifts and conservative values.
• Some felt the thematic exploration could have been more profound.

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The film's original title, 'Til Death Do Us Part,' was changed to 'The Nudists Are Coming' for its international release, which also happens to be the literal translation of the Greek title provided.