Umberto D. Comments

  • Winston 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    Realist tragedy is a kind of drama that "takes you three dollars and gives you five...

  • Rebekah 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    No country for old men. The tragedy of realism, it is rare that it is not sensational, and there is still a glimmer of hope at the end, although it is still hopeless. #Italian film masters...

  • Layla 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    8/10. Even so desperate to survive, China desperately needs a director like...

  • Claudine 2022-03-25 09:01:15

    The old man told the young man, "Only by studying hard and gaining knowledge will you not be deceived", while the young man thought to himself: "But study hard and work diligently, you will not end up like this when you are old." There is a possibility of old age, even if you see it, there will be no reflection and change, but an insurmountable...

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  • Augustine 2022-03-24 09:03:00

    I wanted to give it four stars, but the ending is really a big plus. Although I don't particularly sympathize with this old man, my mood follows him all the time. The film is very delicate, with the consistent care of small people in neorealism, and at the same time there are some small interests in it. The photography is great, and many of the shots are particularly impressive. Some explanations from side branches enrich the film a lot, such as the scene where the maid gets up. The sense of...

  • Benny 2022-03-24 09:03:00

    I wanted to give it four stars, but the ending is really a big plus. Although I don't particularly sympathize with this old man, my mood follows him all the time. The film is very delicate, with the consistent care of small people in neorealism, and at the same time there are some small interests in it. The photography is great, and many of the shots are particularly impressive. Some explanations from side branches enrich the film a lot, such as the scene where the maid gets up. The sense of...

  • Jaron 2022-03-20 09:02:23

    I think of Bazin’s metaphor: “Someone kept reality in a cage like a bird and taught it to talk, while De.Sica talked to it for a long...

  • Isadore 2022-03-20 09:02:23

    Is the lens language of neo-realism complicated? I am afraid it is not, but until today, the audience can have such a deep emotional experience, in the final analysis, it can capture and create the most full of emotional passages, and make every detail be implemented in the character's psychology. In a sense, it is also the peak of "psychologicalism" in...

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Umberto D. quotes

  • Umberto Domenico Ferrari: During the war she called me Grandpa. I gave her some meat from time to time. After the war she went crazy. She even hates my dog. If you saw my dog, you'd know it's impossible to hate him.

  • Umberto Domenico Ferrari: Listen, you need to leave as well. There are lots of jobs in Rome. Don't stay here.

    Maria, la servetta: She'll kick me out the minute she finds out I'm pregnant.

    Umberto Domenico Ferrari: Can't you go back to your hometown?

    Maria, la servetta: My father would beat me.