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       Rome, Open City

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       Paisan

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       Stromboli

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       Germany Year Zero

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       Voyage to Italy

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       Europe '51

       1954

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2. faroutmagazine.co.uk › roberto-rossellini-italianRoberto Rossellini: Neorealism's most influential filmmaker

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   1 day ago · Rome, Open City – 1945 – (Credits: BFI) One of the first post-war Italian films to gain worldwide attention, Rossellini’s unvarnished drama casts its eye over an eclectic group of characters dealing with the Nazi occupation of the titular city in 1944. In addition to an Academy Award nomination for ‘Best Original Screenplay’ and a ...

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     Roberto Rossellini: The War Trilogy - trailer | BFI Blu-ray

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     'Rossellini'. Roberto Rossellini documentary 1990.

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     A Brief Introduction to Director Roberto Rossellini

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4. www.bfi.org.uk › features › where-begin-with-robertoWhere to begin with Roberto Rossellini | BFI

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Where to begin with Roberto Rossellini. Ahead of our neorealism season, we take a whistle-stop tour through the career of Italian master Roberto Rossellini – a man who reinvented cinema. And then kept on reinventing it. 22 April 2024. By Alex Barrett.

5. www.npr.org › 2024/04/26 › 1197958830Isabella Rossellini : Bullseye with Jesse Thorn : NPR

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   Apr 26, 2024 · Isabella Rossellini. Isabella Rossellini was born into European film royalty–the daughter of director Roberto Rossellini and actor Ingrid Bergman. She's probably best known as an actor,...

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   How important is Roberto Rossellini?

   • One of the easiest ways to assess and gauge the impact any director has made on cinema is by the calibre of filmmakers they inspired in the years to come, and in that regard, it’s beyond reproach that Roberto Rossellini is one of the most influential in history.

   Roberto Rossellini: Italian neorealism’s most potent force

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   Who were Rossellini & Vittorio De Sica?

   • Rossellini was at the forefront alongside Vittorio De Sica and Luchino Visconti, described by the British Film Institute’s Giulia Saccogna as “the canonical trio” of the cinematic paradigm shift, despite being “three very different directors”.

   Roberto Rossellini: Italian neorealism’s most potent force

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   How did Rossellini approach neorealism?

   • A crucial part of neorealism – and Rossellini’s approach at large – was both the desire and willingness to ignore the boundaries of what cinematic storytelling had become.

   Roberto Rossellini: Italian neorealism’s most potent force

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   What was Rossellini's first post-war film?

   • One of the first post-war Italian films to gain worldwide attention, Rossellini’s unvarnished drama casts its eye over an eclectic group of characters dealing with the Nazi occupation of the titular city in 1944.

   Roberto Rossellini: Italian neorealism’s most potent force

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7. www.npcmagazine.it › roberto-rossellini-neorealismoRoberto Rossellini, il maestro dello sguardo neorealista

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   Apr 23, 2024 · 9 minuti di lettura. Roberto Rossellini è considerato dai più come il padre del neorealismo italiano, un genere cinematografico che vede nella narrazione dei problemi sociali causati dalla Seconda Guerra Mondiale e nel caos della realtà quotidiana, gli elementi tipici per rappresentare un contesto dilaniato e straniato dagli orrori del ...

8. faroutmagazine.co.ukThe five key directors of Italian neorealism - Far Out Magazine

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   5 days ago · Without a doubt, one of the most critical contributors to Italian neorealism was Roberto Rossellini, who helped sculpt the cinematic movement’s overall aesthetic and narrative motifs. The Rome-born director’s earliest neorealist works, Rome, Open City and Paisan, delved into artistic choices that would play a key role in neorealism’s ...

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10. www.thecollector.com › french-new-wave-key-influencesWhat Are the Key Influences That Shaped the French New Wave?

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    Apr 10, 2024 · Europe ‘51 by Roberto Rossellini, 1952. Source: Movements in Film Italian Neorealism was an Italian cinematic movement that developed in the 1940s and 1950s. It focused on stories set among the working class—portraying the conditions of everyday life intertwined with poverty, oppression, injustice, and despair.

11. www.linkedin.com › pulse › rossellini-redefining"Rossellini: Redefining Reality, Inspiring Generations."

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    Apr 23, 2024 · Published Apr 23, 2024. + Follow. Roberto Gastone Zeffiro Rossellini was a renowned Italian film director, screenwriter and producer. Born on May 8th, 1906, he became one of the most prominent...