Survey of the history of Italian cinema, featuring clips from such classics as "Open City," "8-1/2," and "Seven Beauties,"...
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1986
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The fictional story of a man who has been abducted by aliens. ~ Rovi...
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1977
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Virtually unknown outside of Italy, Messiah (Il Messia) is historically important as the last directorial effort of...
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1976
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After several years of television work, Italian director Roberto Rossellini returned to the big screen with 1974's Anno Uno....
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1974
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Criticized as an indulgent and pompous directorial farce, this is really just a slight vehicle in which the lives of artists...
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1973
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Originally a two-part mini-series for Italian television, this biopic of the philosopher René Descartes can be seen as the...
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1973
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This late effort from Roberto Rossellini relates in dispassionate fashion the life story of the Bishop of Hippo, a North...
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1972
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This is one of several biographical films by the famed Italian neorealist director Roberto Rossellini, one of whose...
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1971
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Blaise Pascal was one of several historical films directed by Robert Rossellini for Italian television in the late 1960s to...
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1971
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This dramatization from the New Testament originated as a 342-minute, five-part television mini-series; it was subsequently...
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1968
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1966
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1963
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1963
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1962
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Robert Rossellini's Vanina Vanini was released in many US markets as The Betrayer. Based on a Stendhal novel, the film is set...
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1961
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The 1800s sees the emergence of a hero-statesman Italian who works to unify his country. ~ Rovi...
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1961
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1960
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With a deft guiding hand, director Roberto Rossellini brings out the depths in this study of a man's transformation during...
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1959
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This uneven documentary on the sights and sounds and people of India by noted Italian director Roberto Rossellini mixes...
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1959
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1959
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Roberto Rossellini directs his then-wife Ingrid Bergman in the suspenseful drama La Paura (Fear), based on the book by Stefan...
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1955
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It was once said of Ingrid Bergman that she'd played Joan of Arc so often that she wouldn't be satisfied until she was burned...
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1954
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Roberto Rossellini directs this drama starring his then-wife Ingrid Bergman as Katherine Joyce, a wealthy British woman who...
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1953
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1952
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1952
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1952
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Flowers of St. Francis (Francesco, giullare di Dio) is an early example of the "commercial" side of Roberto Rossellini. The...
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1950
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Italian neo-realist pioneer Roberto Rossellini made his first (and, as it turned out, last) Hollywood-backed film with...
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1950
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1950
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In the third and final film of Rossellini's WWII trilogy, the director shifts his focus from his native Italy to the...
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1948
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Amore was the two-part Roberto Rossellini film which introduced his notorious vignette "The Miracle." This brief character...
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1948
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Both controversial and compelling, this is the story of a naive peasant girl who becomes pregnant after being seduced by a...
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1948
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Roberto Rossellini's Paisan (originally Paisa) is one of the best-known and most important of the postwar Italian neorealist...
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1946
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Director Roberto Rossellini started this tragic drama in 1943, but was forced to abandon the project as wartime conditions in...
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1946
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Roberto Rossellini's Roma, Città Aperta (known in English as Open City) was one of the landmark films of the 1940s on several...
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1945
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Man with a Cross was originally released in Italy as L'Uomo della Croce. Evidently, Roberto Rosselini had some difficulty...
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1943
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A Fascist pilot, Lt. Gino Rossati (Massimo Girotti), is flying a bombing run from Italy to Greece in the early spring of...
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1942
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Although released anonymously, as was the custom with all films produced by the Italian Navy, La Nave Bianca is the first...
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1941
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1941
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