Bingo Bongo is a 1982 Italian comedy film directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile and starring Adriano Celentano and Carole Bouquet. The plot revolves around a wild man named Bingo Bongo who is found in the depths of the African jungle by a group of explorers. They bring him back to civilization where he is studied by anthropologists and scientists, but they cannot communicate with him as he speaks in his own unique language.
Laura, a female anthropologist, takes a special interest in Bingo Bongo, believing that he may have human qualities that need to be explored further. She begins to teach him how to speak and act like a human being, and soon discovers that he is intelligent and compassionate.
As Bingo Bongo learns more about human behavior, he begins to fall in love with Laura and she with him. They become close, and Laura starts to see him as more than just a research subject. However, society finds it difficult to accept Bingo Bongo as a human being, and they are constantly ridiculed and criticized for their relationship.
Despite the challenges they face, Laura and Bingo Bongo continue to strengthen their bond, and their love for each other grows stronger. As the story progresses, they encounter new challenges and obstacles, but they stay committed to each other and stand up for what they believe in.
Bingo Bongo is a heartwarming tale of love and acceptance, showcasing the true beauty of humanity and our ability to love and care for those who are different from us.