opinione pubblica (1953)

a journalist proposes to a man, accused of killing his wife, but then acquitted, of being able to use his story for the subject of a film. by reconstructing the life of the couple, the journalist discovers that the woman betrayed her husband and, without saying anything to the person concerned, includes also the story of betrayal in the story. the man at first considers that the story is the fruit of the author's imagination, then, when he discovers the truth, he kills him.