Umberto L.
23May12
That is weird. I have always thought that our decadence began when Italian directors switched to colour, in the mid-1960s...
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Clayton Godby
21Jan11
La Commare Secca is a pretty great film. I do hate Dario Argento and The Passenger, but other than that every film on here that I've seen (many by Fellini, Olmi, Pasolini and Antonioni's other films) are great. I need to work my way through the famous spaghetti westerns again. I'm also very pleased to see that Dillinger is Dead made it.
janitor_of_lunacy
8Dec10
don't you like Bertolucci's debut ''La Commare Secca'' and Scola's ''Brutti sporchi e cattivi''? :)
Barbara Giambartolomei
2Dec10
You can add 2008: Pranzo di Ferragosto, Un'altro pianeta 2009: La bocca del lupo, La pivellina (Non è ancora domani), 2010: Noi credevamo, 1960 (Salvatores),
Francesca Perry Carboni
30Nov10
Great list - many of my favourites here. I'll do some thinking about more recent stuff - I might have included Io Non Ho Paura, although the book is better.
Dimitris Psachos
30Nov10
Sooner or later, one of my next lists about countries / regions will possibly be Italy, so maybe we can exchange views there since I have plenty of contemporary titles for your viewing queue. Italy, Turkey and the whole Balkan yard have always been the closest to me in terms of research, so I'll let you know, hehe.
Dimitris Psachos
11Oct10
Not a perfect Italian guide (maybe I'll make one, haha) but I'll favorite it since it's quite alternative ;)
wendy and lucy
23Jul10
absolument! antonioni forever!!!!! la notte and l'avventura especially. but come on! Death in Venice should be in the list!
