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 La strada (English: The Road) (1954) is an Italian movie, directed by Federico Fellini.[1] The movie is a drama about a naive young girl (played by Fellini's wife, Giulietta Masina) who is sold to a brutish man in a coastal town in Italy. La strada won...




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 The New York Observer
La Dolce Vita? Nah!\'d1 Amarcord Is Even More Fun
10/22/2006: 1,061 words, approx. 4 pages Everyone remembers the blowhard on the movie line in Annie Hall. But almost nobody remembers that some of what he says is right. “We saw the Fellini film,” he begins, and forget the blather about La Strada being a great film for its use of...
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 The New York Observer
La Dolce Vita? Nah!- Amarcord Is Even More Fun
10/22/2006: 1,061 words, approx. 4 pages Everyone remembers the blowhard on the movie line in Annie Hall. But almost nobody remembers that some of what he says is right. “We saw the Fellini film,” he begins, and forget the blather about La Strada being a great film for its use...
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 The New York Observer
Understated Family Drama Lit Up by The Holy Girl's Smile
5/22/2005: 2,469 words, approx. 8 pages Lucrecia Martel's La Niña Santa ("The Holy Girl"), from her own screenplay, slithers along as a highly controlled sex comedy that is unusually civilized in comparison to the more prevalent crudities in movies these days. With her first two films (the first was 2001's La...
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 Shermans Travel
Spotlight On: San Diego
5/4/2007: 4,168 words, approx. 14 pages People in San Diego are obsessed with the weather. Everywhere you go, you'll hear discussion of the forecast, even though there's really not much to discuss. Sure, the city will see the odd day of rain here and there, but if you take a look...




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Critical Essay by Edouard De Laurot
426 words, approx. 1 pages
 In its internal consistency, La Strada is more than a remarkable example of personal style. We may then ask: What is Fellini's image of the world we live in, his conception of man and the ethic he advances? Men are separated by astral distances and do not realize their unity in the human condition. Obstinately and gropingly they quest for understanding and belonging: everyone needs someone…. Undeniably, man's highest quest is to give meaning to his existence in the world. But neither pu...
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Critical Essay by Eugene Archer
351 words, approx. 1 pages
 Avoiding the studied poetic imagery of [La Strada], Vitelloni is at once a subtler and a more perceptive work. The protagonists, no longer alienated from the conventions of civilization, are now isolated within the social organism. Existing under the watchful observation of family and friends, these vitelloni, too young to have fought in the war but old enough to have suffered its consequences, are trapped in a wasteland of their own devising. The young wastrels chosen to represent the modern generation in ...


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