Rome, Open City Comments

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • Bette 2023-07-08 22:24:31

    The Father's Arrival Prayer has been recited. Someone must die. The wedding has become a funeral. God has been watching the death of a beloved father at the cost of losing a beloved mother,...

  • Ericka 2023-07-03 14:45:27

    He will definitely recruit! If he doesn't, he doesn't, if he doesn't, it means that an Italian is no worse than us Germans. That is to say, there is no difference between the blood of a slave nation and the blood of an excellent nation. What's the point of us waging war? Twenty-five years ago, in France, I executed a shooting. I am a young officer. I also thought we were an excellent nation, but the love of...

  • Sasha 2023-06-29 05:04:31

    It's a little boring, the records of that era seem to have a documentary feel to the narrative, and the first half doesn't seem to have too many climax points, focusing on realism. Later, I thought this was one of the characteristics of...

  • Gardner 2023-06-27 23:18:09

    Rossellini's masterpiece, won the first Cannes top prize, the beginning of Italian neorealism. The film was adapted from a real prototype and was filmed under extremely limited funding and technical conditions. In addition to the actual shooting, natural light, non-professional actors and other formal techniques, the film editing has a clear sense of jumping, and the structure still has many characteristics of Hollywood melodrama, but the authentic and simple atmosphere is enough to move...

  • Nikita 2023-06-16 12:47:34

    This movie does not seem exciting today. To put it bluntly, it is not much different from our authentic battles with Dong Cunrui after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The same revolutionary spirit of Jiang Jie is displayed and exaggerated, but it is a new reality. Doctrine adheres to a certain kind of objectivity, or on the sidelines. The characters and plots try their best to strip away the seditious delusions of great hatred and hatred, but the biased purpose of the emotions...

Extended Reading
  • Christiana 2022-09-21 12:10:07

    Watching Notes: A Duo of History and Myth

    Bazin said that the advent of "Rome, the Undefended City" opened up a new phase in which realism and aestheticism have long been opposed to each other on the screen. Not only that, the later Italian neorealist works became narrower and narrower due to the mechanical and photographic stereotype of...

  • Lois 2022-09-11 06:27:26

    Par André Chastel

    ....Par exemple dans Rome ville ouverte qui était un beau film un film assez étonnant du grand moment du cinéma italien Je ai beaucoup admiré abord parce il était italien et que retrouvais toute cette tendresse humaine qui est italienne enfin que on ressent beaucoup en Italie et puis cause des...

Rome, Open City quotes

  • Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris: Does she live with you?

    Pina: She's my sister.

    Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris: Your sister?

    Pina: Surprised, huh? I wonder what lies she's told you about where she lives. She's ashamed of us "starving workers." Says she's an artist. But I wouldn't trade places with her. Not because she's bad. She's just stupid.

  • Pina: Have you known her long?

    Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris: Four months. I'd just arrived in Rome. She used to eat in a certain restaurant. One day the air raid alarm went off and everyone ran. Just she and I were left. She just laughed. Wasn't scared at all.

    Pina: And you fell in love.

    Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris: It happens.

    Pina: Yes, it does.