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In 1941, one year after Italy joined Germany against the Allies in World War II, a small group of misfit Italian soldiers is sent to a small Greek island in the Aegean Sea for four months of lookout duty. The soldiers include a lieutenant who likes art, a macho sergeant, a farmer accompanied by his beloved donkey Silvana, and other quirky people. They are not very good soldiers, but a cross section of average, independent men.

The soldiers anticipate attack from outside and on the island, and take all sorts of inept precautions. They find a small town with no people. That night, they see bombing on the horizon and by radio interception, discover that the ship that was intended to pick them up has been destroyed. Mysteriously, people reappear in the village: the villagers say they hid because the Germans had taken all the men, but having seen that the Italians are absolutely harmless they have decided to return to their lives. It's not long before everyone's sunny nature appears. The Italian soldiers, unacquainted to a war they clearly do not sense as theirs are absorbed into the life, heat and landscape of the idyllic island.

The local orthodox priest asks the lieutenant, an amateur painter, to restore the murals in his church. Two soldiers, who are brothers, befriend a lovely young woman, a shepherdess. They eventually consummate their friendeship with the shepherdess who in turn - loves them both equally. Sergeant Lo Russo, the only member of the crew with a fiery spirit for war, takes up folk dancing & begins to reflect on his place in the universe. Meanwhile, the most shy of the soldiers, Farina, falls in love with the island's prostitute, named Vasilissa.

In their old age three of the men are reunited on the island to close the film.

• Diego Abatantuono as Sgt. Nicola Lo Russo
• Claudio Bigagli as Lt. Raffaele Montini
• Giuseppe Cederna as Pvt. Antonio Farina
• Claudio Bisio as Pvt. Corrado Noventa
• Luigi Alberti as Pvt. Eliseo Strazzabosco
• Ugo Conti as Pvt. Luciano Colasanti
• Antonio Catania as Lt. Carmelo La Rosa
• Memo Dini as Pvt. Libero Munaron
• Vasco Mirandola as Pvt. Felice Munaron
• Vana Barba  (credited as Vanna Barba) as Vasilissa

The film was a success at the box office.

Roger Ebert stated that this was the only film he ever walked out of because it was "utterly without redeeming merit".

The film has been criticised for its portrayal of the Royal Italian Army during World War II because it employs a comparable story arc to the Clean Wehrmacht myth that developed in post-war Germany. This was the belief that the Heer was noble and apolitical unlike the National Socialists and the SS. The film uses the post-war Italian Republic narrative that "Italians are decent people" (Italiani, brava gente) compared to the ideologically-motivated and brutal Germans who persecuted and murdered Jews and other ethnic groups throughout occupied Europe. Modern historians have now challenged this ideal, research has shown the "gentle Italians" belief was created to avoid "a public debate on collective responsibility, guilt and denial, repentance and pardon" for the Italian Army's actual historical conduct and behaviour during the Second World War.

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