Ricky Tognazzi’s classic anti-mafia thriller is deeply grounded in reality. The film was made a year after judge Giovanni Falcone was murdered as he was on his way to Palermo airport. The judge, his wife, and three police bodyguards were killed. Interestingly the film is not about the judge or the case, but focuses on [...]
Posted by Shlomi Ron on 02.26.2007 at 11:41 pm// Tagged: Drama, Entertainment, Italian Cinema, Modern Italian Cinema, Political, Thriller , Entertainment, Italian Cinema, la scorta, Neorealism, Political, sicily, the escort, Thriller, ugo tognazzi
We enter the VIP lounge and start a fight for the food. The buffet is overcrowded, as it’s already 10pm. Hands grabbing us from every side like uncontrollable tentacles, hard to keep away, so I decide to hit the bar and get some wine, leaving Shlomi and Odelia to the food mission. After drinking some [...]
Posted by Laura Bianconcini on 02.21.2007 at 9:45 pm// Tagged: Drama, Entertainment, Events, Italian Cinema, Modern Italian Cinema, News , Documentary, Drama, Entertainment, Italian Cinema, Los angeles-Italia film festival, mimmo calopresti
Do your memories carry a soundtrack? Ermanno Olmi in a genuine masterpiece believes they sure do. And why not? We all tend to associate old songs to places and people we used to know and this way create more vivid and richer “mini-episodes” in our mind. Olmi skillfully uses a lively tune of a dance [...]
Posted by Shlomi Ron on 02.17.2007 at 6:18 pm// Tagged: Classic Italian Cinema, Drama, Entertainment, Italian Cinema, Romance , Drama, Entertainment, ermanno olmi, i fidanzati, Italian Cinema, Neorealism, the engaged