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2 days ago · A man’s hand reaches out to lovingly caress her cheek, and in the next split-second, we are on a train, and meet the sleeping Arthur, engagingly played by Josh O’Connor, who it seems was only ...
1 day ago · Pamela Gilman, Barton Gilman. Year (s) Ran: 2007 and 2014. Pamela Gilman was never a long-distance runner, but she’d always wanted to run the Boston Marathon in honor of both of her parents. Her mother passed away from Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, and her father has always been a runner, taking it up as what Gilman calls his “mental health break ...
1 day ago · Alice Rohrwacher’s La Chimera has it all: a band of music-playing, charming grave robbers, two swooning romances, song breaks, a beat-up green car, and enough jokes and heartbreak to go around. The Italian filmmaker’s fourth narrative feature tells the story of Arthur (played with handsome ruefulness by Josh O’Connor ), a somewhat magical ...
1 day ago · Published: April 18, 2024. Definition: Auteur theory is a critical framework used in film studies that attributes the director of a film as its primary author (auteur). The theory argues that the director’s personal influence and artistic control over a movie are so significant that they overshadow traditional considerations of collaboration ...
3 days ago · Federico Fellini (Credits: Far Out / Alamy) What are the best Italian neorealism movies? Helmed by the greatest directors of the Italian neorealism movement, some of the best titles of the era include Rossellini’s 1946 movie Paisan, De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves from 1948, Fellini’s 1954 La Strada and 1949’s Bitter Rice by Giuseppe De Santis.
1 day ago · Nestled between Time Bandits and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen lies the maddening dystopian comedy Brazil, a Fellini-esque riff on the sci-fi totalitarianism found in 1984. With a rich visual design that draws from across the 20th century and featuring the likes of Jonathan Pryce and Robert De Niro, Brazil ran into distribution hurdles in ...
5 days ago · Apr. 14, 1964 - Italian director Federico Fellini’s “8½” won the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar at last night’s Academy Award ceremonies.
