The big lover Casanova is a "sex fighter" who has won many battles in love ., and also participated in the Love Race. But this big lover suffers from the fact that everyone only pays attention to his sexual ability and does not pay attention to his talent for economics and the people and running the country. Moreover, women all "have sex but no love" for him. When he loses his sexual charm with age, he can only treat a mechanical...
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By Jerald 2022-12-11 04:10:28
Too many words, go write a movie review
Damn! The more dirty and messy absurd and flirtatious version of "The Sweet Life", the ugly and lustful "Eight and a Half", the promiscuous and loveless "Myth of Love" in the 18th century. I knew right from the beginning that this guy Fellini started again as an image maker. The art and scenery are still gorgeous, and the group scenes are still vulgarly refined. The ocean of plastic bags is so interesting. The character aspect this time focuses on "ugly" or "uglier"....
By Major 2022-12-08 14:52:15
I have always disliked Fellini's composition and lens design, and I always felt that it was complicated and erotic. Combining with Fellini's life, it is not difficult to understand the reason. Don't want to be affected by this
The film tells the story of the Italian lover Casavino's romantic past and tragic decline in his later years. At the end of the film, I still ask myself what the definition of "Casanova" should be (I want to buy his autobiography, but he is really...
By Domenic 2022-10-30 08:31:21
The film is about desire, a lonely desire floating in the void of the night sky as unbearable as the moon in Venice.
Desire is grotesque, ugly, amazing, but also natural and unattainable, it is either high in the night sky or deep in the water, only Casanova can see it, so Casanova is both lonely and Clownish.
What amazes me is the charming poetry in the film. The hazy and quiet moonlight travels through time and space, and is incomparable. I think the reason why it is...By Melyssa 2022-09-29 22:04:10
"Casanova" from "The Director's Talk"
Casanova described in the film is indeed a real person, an 18th-century Italian priest, writer, spy and diplomat, but mainly known as an adventurer and swinger. Casanova was born in Venice in 1725 to actor parents who died early, and he was later abandoned by his mother. While studying at the Seminary of Padua, he began his bohemian career when he was expelled for misconduct. He had been a priest, had fought in wars, had been a theatre violinist and a cardinal's secretary. Still...
By Aron 2022-07-05 23:01:22
Obviously, Casavaro is not the kind of person you understand.
As the most famous prodigal son in Europe, it is his instinct and his own business to walk among noblewomen, nuns, and daughters of gold. He could compete with any of the most sexually capable men in Europe, and he was ridiculed as a "stall" everywhere. But he always wanted others to call him a "philosopher". He believes that he has outstanding political talent and can assist any monarch in Europe to achieve...
