"La Scuola Romana delle Risate" is a 2025 documentary directed by Marco Spagnoli, narrated by Carlo Verdone. The film embarks on a vibrant journey through the visionary, popular, and irreverent tradition of Roman satire, tracing its impact from theater and cinema to television, social media, and comics. The documentary pays tribute to icons such as Ettore Petrolini, Alberto Sordi, Anna Magnani, Gigi Proietti, and Zerocalcare, highlighting their enduring influence. Using archive footage from Istituto Luce and classic Titanus films, the documentary explores how Roman humor, both witty and self-reflective, shaped Italian culture and society. The soundtrack, curated by Piotta, weaves contemporary and nostalgic melodies, echoing the lively spirit of Rome. The film features voices of leading actors and directors, offering anecdotes and reflections on the essence of Roman laugh-making. "La Scuola Romana delle Risate" ultimately demonstrates the power of satire to represent, interpret, and challenge the reality of its time, leaving a lasting mark on the collective imagination