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By Carlo Chiarenza April 12, 2011 08:28 PM
1) Has changed the course of Italian cinema
2) It is one of the best exemple of the fusion between cinema, visual arts, painting and music.
3) It is melodrama at its best
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By paul bellini June 05, 2011 09:38 PM
1. Alida Valli's character is possessed, mad, jealous and horny, the perfect recipe for disaster.
2. Visconti's use of colour is seductive. That scene in the hayloft is luminous.
3. Farley Granger looks like ice cream. Who wouldn't be driven mad by him?
“Personally in films portraying romance I have never been comfortable being "forced" to witness first hand the progression to graphic sexual intimacy as if I´m an unwitting peeping tom or some such . . .”
“This is my first, and probably one of my favorite Criterion films. Wes Anderson has wowed me in every one of his movies. Even though none of them can compare to the Life Aquatic or Royal Tenenbaums . . .”
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By David Hollingsworth
March 08, 2011
03:34 PM
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By Carlo Chiarenza
April 12, 2011
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April 13, 2011
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August 05, 2011
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