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Pietro Germi

Pietro Germi

Pietro Germi actor, screenwriter and director. Genoa native, only male after three sisters, lost his father when he was only 10 years. Germi attended the Instituto Nautico for three years before entering Rome’s Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia (Experimental Center of Cinematography). There he studied acting and directing supporting himself with various jobs in small film productions as actor, assistant director, screenwriter etc.

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Michelangelo Antonioni

Michelangelo Antonioni

Michelangelo Antonioni director, screenwriter, editor, writer and painter, considered one of the greatest directors in film history.
Born in September 29,1912 into a middle-class family of landowners in Ferrara.
He studied economics and commerce at the university of Bologna, though he continued to live at home. He also began haunting the cinemas and writing film criticism for a newspaper in the neighbouring city of Padua.

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Giulietta Masina

Giulietta Masina

Giulietta Masina, muse, actress and wife of legendary Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini.
She was born Giulia Anna Masina, in San Giorgio di Piano near Bologna in 1920, from a violinist father and teacher mother.

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Sounds and musics from Neorealism

Sounds and musics from Neorealism

Not only the actors and the directors, but also the sound and music presents in the film of Neorealism give us a split of the italian society of post world war.

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Neo-realism - Top 5 final scenes

Neo-realism – Top 5 final scenes

After so many tributes to the great masters of neorealism, we return to our personal the film charts.
Today we want to propose five of the most beautiful and exciting final scenes of the masterpieces of neo-realism.

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Vittorio De Sica - Quintessential Neorealism

Vittorio De Sica – Quintessential Neorealism

The 13th of November is the thirty-ninth anniversary of Vittorio De Sica’s death.
Vittorio De Sica was one of the most prolific, talented and award-winning directors of the postwar Italian cinema, credited as a progenitor of the neorealist movement, his firsts movies are considerate the quintessence of neorealism.

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