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๐ŸŽฌ โœจ๏ธLas estrellas no brillan para indicarme cuรกnto falta para el amanecer.โœจ๏ธ Shakespeare.

Joined April 2020
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La maschera del demonio (Mario Bava, 1960).
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Donne proibite (Giuseppe Amato, 1954).
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En "La tratta delle bianche" (Luigi Comencini, 1952), la miseria de la posguerra alimenta un sรณrdido trรกfico de mujeres. Entre bajos fondos, maratones de baile y atmรณsferas de cine negro, Comencini funde neorrealismp y relato criminal en una mirada รกspera sobre la desesperaciรณn.
La tratta delle bianche (Luigi Comencini, 1952).
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Un uomo da bruciare (Valentino Orsini ยท Paolo Taviani ยท Vittorio Taviani, 1962).
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52
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La tratta delle bianche (Luigi Comencini, 1952).
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Papร  diventa mamma (Aldo Fabrizi, 1952).
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13
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La vita รจ bella (Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia, 1943).
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1,469
Gli uomini, che mascalzoni... (Mario Camerini, 1932).
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19
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72
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A cavallo della tigre (Luigi Comencini, 1961).
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Noche de verano (Jorge Grau, 1962).
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12
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1,130
Il bandito (Alberto Lattuada, 1946).
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13
67
1,104
Mรกs neorrealismo tardio. En "Nella cittร  lโ€™inferno" (Renato Castellani, 1959), la cรกrcel de mujeres se convierte en un microcosmos de supervivencia, violencia y solidaridad. Anna Magnani y Giulietta Masina encarnan dos formas opuestas de enfrentarse a un mundo sin esperanza...
Nella cittร  l'inferno (Renato Castellani, 1959).
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Replying to @TheFinalCount20
Ciao Romina ๐Ÿ–คโค๏ธ, and thank you, as always, for your significant contribution to cinema, and to Italian cinema in particular. This film marks the directorial debut of Elio Petri; though not widely known, it is as memorable as everything else the director went on to create. It is an introspective crime film, a fake "giallo" really, with clear echoes of Hitchcock and Kafka. Yet, that is merely the surface. In truth, the director presents a harsh social critique, targeting the vices and degenerate behaviors of the average bourgeois Italian of that era: a person obsessed with the mirage of social climbing during the economic boom. As is always the case with Petriโ€™s work, it is a political film; in this case concerning the absence of a collective social conscience. ๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘
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Nella cittร  l'inferno (Renato Castellani, 1959).
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