Felice Andreasi, with his surreal and caustic humor, contributed to the revolution of Italian comedy with the Gruppo Motore, a stand-up comedian ensemble, often on the bill at the Derby Club in Milan in the 1970s. But his unique yet brief journey in show business was hampered by a single great passion, painting, which led him to live almost as a hermit. An intimate portrait of Andreasi, the man behind the artist, twenty years after his death: an actor by chance, a painter by vocation, oblivious to passing fashions, hiding himself behind the tears of a clown.