The Little Devil

The film follows a wealthy and arrogant businessman who, after a near-fatal accident, finds himself possessed by a mischievous devil. This impish entity forces the businessman to confront his past actions and re-evaluate his life, leading to a series of chaotic and often humorous events. As the devil revels in the disruption, the man grapples with his own mortality and the consequences of his selfish pursuits.

'The Little Devil' received a mixed to positive reception upon its release. Critics often praised the performances, particularly Vittorio Gassman's portrayal of the tormented businessman, and the film's satirical edge. However, some found the pacing uneven and the allegorical elements occasionally heavy-handed. Audiences were generally engaged by the dark humor and the unusual premise.

• Praised for Gassman's compelling performance and satirical commentary on greed.
• Noted for its unique, albeit sometimes uneven, blend of comedy and existential drama.
• Some critics found the supernatural elements to be a bit underdeveloped.

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The film marked a significant collaboration between director Gianni Amico and star Vittorio Gassman, who were both prominent figures in Italian cinema during the 1960s.