Rome, Open City

By Billie 2022-12-28 15:52:44

Take the camera to the street

6.9 "Bringing the camera to the street" might sound like a no-brainer, but one can probably realize where it came from. Documentary images have existed for a long time, but the development of images is closer to the appendage of drama or literature. Here is another possibility: a Nazi major overlooking Rome from his office, likes the way the citizens are photographed unsuspecting, so the image equals power. In essence, "Rome, Undefended City" uses one image to oppose...

By Christelle 2022-12-23 15:08:21

the director said

"Rome, Undefended City" is widely regarded as the pioneering work of Italian neorealism. Its advent marks the birth of an important genre in film history, and also means the birth of a new film concept and a new way of film creation.

When director Roberto Rossellini filmed "Rome, Undefended City", despite the clear end of World War II, the German fascists still occupied the Italian capital, the Nazi secret police were rampant everywhere, and the Italian state was in a dire situation....

By Scarlett 2022-12-18 22:28:46

no problem, whatever

As the pioneering work of the new realism genre of film, the plot of "Rome, Undefended City" is actually not complicated. It is very similar to those revolutionary movies in our country in the early days of liberation, especially the paragraph at the end of ambush and sacrifice, of course, because that is a classic that was used as a classic of such movies by the vast number of revolutionary movies in our country for reference.
    But this movie really changed my view of Italians in a big...

By Arnold 2022-12-17 14:17:05

"Rome, the Undefended City" Italian Neorealism

"Rome, Undefended City" Italian neo-realism, shot by Rossellini in 1945. Interestingly, Rossellini had previously shot the film "The White Ship" to promote the Italian fascist army, but he was still in a series of reasons. Prompted to become the director of Italian neorealism.

A series of reasons: First, it was also World War II. Mussolini, the fascist leader,...

By Clare 2022-12-11 13:33:52

The beginning of Italian realism, the history of film learning to watch.

"Rome, the Undefended City"

The general explained the map, the priest was playing football, and the new character must be doing something when he appeared on the field.

Foreign movies are full of a lot of meaningless lines, which is what Guoying is the worst at and avoids, so it lacks a lot of life.

"A lot of people ask me this: Can't Christ see us? But why don't you think about it? Are we really doing...

By Loyce 2023-09-30 00:54:46

The overall look is a more meaningful movie. . From the current point of view, the movie itself is not particularly good to watch, because China itself has made too many classic movies of the Anti-Japanese War. The subject is familiar. But undefended cities are better at showing their original state. But in terms of film history. . This is indeed a great movie. . In particular, Ingrid Bergman was attracted to run away with the director. . It can be seen how groundbreaking this film was for...

By Jamil 2023-09-16 05:40:36

#SIFF#【Rewatch】No matter when I watch it again, no matter how bad the subtitles are, the simple and noble light of this group of people will always make me almost unable to look directly and feel deeply...

By Carleton 2023-09-01 10:57:22

I like the priest the most, especially in the last scene. I really see death as if it were my home. "It is not difficult to die well, but it is really difficult to live...

By Pamela 2023-07-23 12:03:10

8.2 The pioneering work of neorealism, although rough, is more important in the real presentation. The priest made people cry, "It is not difficult to die well, but it is difficult to live well", and prayed until death, "God, please Forgive them." In him, there is humanity that ordinary people have, but also divinity that ordinary people do not have, which is shocking and...

By Jasmin 2023-07-20 16:26:00

The first Rossellini. Screenplay by Fellini. Reducing the political symbolism theme of "Communists are not afraid of fascism and stubbornly resists" is delicate and multi-level, which really refreshed my understanding. Does the evil of war deny the power of religion? Has an enemy stronger than fascism turned against the nobility of his blood and the meaning of war? The war has questioned politics, religion, and people. The group of children at the end is regarded as propensity. PS: The Mandarin...