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name outweighs reality
Mable 2022-04-09 08:01:02
Also known as "The Strangers", it describes the days of a British couple fighting in the ancient city of Naples, Italy. In 1955, the French "Cahiers du Cinema" (Cahiers du Cinema) ranked first in the top ten films, and was regarded as a masterpiece by many film critics. Beroringen") was very influential. But now it seems that this work is quite rough in the movement of mirrors, editing, sound use, and actors' performances. (4/06) http://mcyiwenzhi.blogspot.com/2009/01/viaggio-in-italia-1954.html
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Merle 2022-04-21 09:03:52
It's almost an offbeat road movie. In the mutual hurt of emotional crisis, they re-understand their relationship through miracles and religion. The feelings buried by volcanic ash also have their resurgent moments when they are excavated and brought to light. It's just that the transition at the end came too hastily.
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Isai 2022-04-19 09:03:16
Not impressed at all.. The so-called miraculous ending is simply a movie manual bragging. The previous content is a little interesting. It is also good as a scenery film, but there is a strong middle-class hypocrisy in the two characters. Shaping even a very Hollywood classic paradigm to see that last two miraculous embraces paired with music isn't this Hollywood? fall! Neorealism Nima
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Alex Joyce: We English aren't allowed to enjoy long stays abroad.
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Katherine Joyce: He wrote some beautiful verses.
Alex Joyce: I'll buy his books.
Katherine Joyce: He never published them. You think a young poet can find a publisher?
Alex Joyce: So how do you know them?
Katherine Joyce: He would read to me, and I copied many of them down. "Temple of the spirit. No longer bodies, but pure, ascetic images, compare to which thought itself becomes leaden, opaque, heavy." He wrote those verses here in Italy, during the war.