The Neorealist Cinema
Gian Piero Brunetta concisely outlines the principles and evolution of Italian Neorealist cinema.
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Gian Piero Brunetta concisely outlines the principles and evolution of Italian Neorealist cinema.
Robert Morin's camera roams through Rome, a phantom crossing borders, observing six individuals who migrated to the city from Africa. At night, television screens play Vittorio De Sica's Bicycle Thieves; by day, news bro
A film scholar named Mark Shiel discusses the history of italian neo-realism in filmmaking, accompanied by rare still photographs and newly restored film footage.
One day, from one sleep to the next, three women and three men from Africa find their place in Rome; Patience and Joan in squats, Destiny, Steve, and Souleymane in apartments, Mamadou in a park.