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Hace 4 días · Vittorio De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves may be a grim look at poverty and desperation in post-war Rome, but it’s also an ode to the determinism found in Italy’s working class in the years following Mussolini’s fascist reign. As the film's title suggests, unfortunate times can lead many to act outside the law, but what De Sica artfully demonstrates is that, even among the worst of us, there ...
Después de Luis Mariano lo suyo fue imparable. Rodó varios filmes en Francia, incluso con el indigesto humorista local Fernandel. En Italia, Vittorio de Sica la eligió para sustituir ...
Hace 1 día · Following Souleymane’s breathless existence in the days before his interview, Lojkine rarely leaves Sangare’s side, evoking the intensely naturalistic films of the Dardenne brothers as well as Ken Loach’s Sorry We Missed You and Vittorio De Sica’s The Bicycle Thieves in his unsentimental and often gruelling rendering of the everyday indignities of society’s most vulnerable.
Hace 2 días · També comenten que han funcionat millor en taquilla pel·lícules com El derecho de nacer (1952, Zacarías Gómez Urquiza) o Los hijos no se venden (1952, I figli non si vendono, Mario Bonnard) que altres més prestigioses com Ladrón de bicicletas (1948, Ladri di biciclette, Vittorio de Sica) o El río (1951, Le fleuve, Jean Renoir), actualment, clássics incontestables del cinema.
Hace 2 días · Vittorio De Sica, a leading figure in the neorealist movement and one of the world's most acclaimed and influential filmmakers of all time. Neorealist films typically dealt with the working class and were shot on location. There were several important precursors to the movement, like What Scoundrels Men Are!
Hace 1 día · Vittorio De Sica's classic 'L'oro di Napoli' is pre-opening film of 81st Venice Film Fest. Jun 18, 2024. Jun 18, 2024. Jun 11, 2024. DreamWorks Animation launches brand new trailer for 'The Wild Robot' in Annecy. Jun 11, 2024. Jun 11, 2024. May 24, 2024.
Hace 4 días · Not to be confused with Bicycle Thieves (1948) director Vittorio De Sica, Vittorio De Seta was a later comer to the Italian neorealist style, beginning with a series of 10-minute short films in the mid to late 1950s documenting the lives of peasants and fishermen in his native Sicily.
