Lina Gennari

Dusty 2022-01-12 08:01:12

"Umberto D" screenplay

Tressie 2022-01-12 08:01:12

Vittorio de Sica was an important director in the renaissance of Italian neo-realism after World War II, and an actor with great talent and charm. Most of his films are in-depth studies of the life of the Italian working class after the war, reflecting a natural style. His significance at the time...

Americo 2022-03-25 09:01:15

Too many buns. Of course, although the previous screenwriter had some problems, but the last thirty minutes were well written, and I suddenly remembered the "Rosetta" by Danes.

Anais 2022-03-28 09:01:08

4.5. This is the story of a stubborn old Korean fan who will participate in the protest against the annual change and waste medical resources! (Having worked as a civil servant for 30 years, isn't that referring to the former fascist dynasty? XD) Pity and hate coexist. What can't be put down is dignity. The characters are so well written, and the ideas are also successfully injected into the movements and postures. . Generally like "Bicycle Theft", the layout, structure, and final hook are more powerful. Even if the whole film has something that is not average and outdated, such as the soundtrack is too full, the ending is too much (if you know how to accept it, there is a feeling of being blackmailed - or if you think about it from another angle, it is a person who does not want to die but uses it to die) The old man who asked the audience for a film...), the selling point is too obvious (the old man and the dog), the performance of the silent film... The cinema downstairs, De Sica's usual medium refers. The part where the maid wakes up is particularly interesting (Bazin mentioned it), which is different from the fact that all (superficially understood) realism in "Bicycle Theft" exists for the sake of drama. This part has nothing to do with the front and back, cut off the chain of the plot and open up the realism Sex, purely for the audience to see and feel.