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Glossary occupies with the Italian Neoralism film school.

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Sophia Loren (Sofia Villani Scicolone) is the most famous Italian actress, born in 1934 in Rome. His first film role was in LeRoy's film Quo Vadis. Her first starring role was in Aida. Then she had ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

Federico Fellini was one of the most influential filmmakers. He has remarkable and unique style of filming. His films usually consists of memory, fantasy and desire. His way of depicting man's most ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

Cesare Zavatiini was born in Luzzara in 1902. He originally started as scriptwriter, screenwriter, and writer. His first collaboration with Vittorio De Sica will mark his cinematic route and ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

Shoeshine/ Italian:Sciuscia' ( Vittorio de Sica) is the first wholly neorealistic picture but it was a commercial disaster. Film critics judged it negatively because of the difficulty in ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

The Children Are Watching Us (Italian:I bambini ci guardano) is De Sica's first collaboration with Cesare Zavattini, and a kind of precursor of neorealism made in 1943. A young boy named Pricò and ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

Roberto Rossellini was born in Rome in 1906. Before he entered "the neorealism world" he worked as art-director and editor, and subsequently as scriptwriter and director of documentaries. His film ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

In 1940 De Sica acts as director after having grabbed all the secrets of the set. His first films were Red Roses (1940), Maddalena Zero for Conduct (1940), Doctor Beware (1941) and A Garibaldian in ...

Domain: Cinema; Category: Film studies

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