The Outcry (1957)

After his lover leaves him, Aldo quits his job as a laborer and embarks on a journey through northern Italy yearning for a new beginning. Along the way, he encounters women who, like him, yearn for a sense of belonging and purpose, offering Aldo the opportunity to establish a relationship with each encounter and seek solace amid their shared restlessness. This seminal work marks Antonioni's evolution from neorealism to his more modern works of the late 1960s.