The Earth as seen from the moon (1966, 30 minutes) 
Follow a father and son duo who must find a replacement for their wife/mother figure. Pasolini continues to stretch as a filmmaker both comic and poetic, a role established with Hawks and Sparrows.

What are the clouds? (1967, 22 minutes)
A clumsy, amateur puppet version of Shakespeare's Othello. Both the public and the puppeteer play a great role in the play, which goes downhill fast. It eventually results in the puppets (played by Toto and Ninetto Davoli) being thrown into a rubbish dump, only to discover the marvel of the sky for the first time.

The Paper Flower Sequence (1968, 12 minutes)
From the anthology film Love and Anger (Amore e rabbia), the film is a reference to the Gospel parable called "The Barren Fig Tree," where Christ strikes down a fig tree because it isn't bearing fruit in March, although it could hardly have known better.