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Dopo che gli Alleati liberarono Napoli nel 1943, la vita per i locali non è molto più facile, soprattutto per le donne. Molti sacrificano la loro dignità e il loro morale per sopravvivere.Dopo che gli Alleati liberarono Napoli nel 1943, la vita per i locali non è molto più facile, soprattutto per le donne. Molti sacrificano la loro dignità e il loro morale per sopravvivere.Dopo che gli Alleati liberarono Napoli nel 1943, la vita per i locali non è molto più facile, soprattutto per le donne. Molti sacrificano la loro dignità e il loro morale per sopravvivere.
- Premi
- 1 vittoria e 2 candidature
Peppe Barra
- Sarto
- (as Giuseppe Barra)
Rosaria della Femmina
- Amante di Jimmy
- (as Maria Rosaria Della Femmina)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe film's editor was Ruggero Mastroianni, Marcello Mastroianni's brother.
- BlooperAt approximately 19 mn into the movie and again at approximately 1h18 mn, Goldberg, the roommate of Jimmy Wren (Ken Marshall), is seen reading an issue of the comic book "Batman". However the cover is clearly shown and is in fact that of issue N°257, published in August 1974, ie 31 years after the events of the movie.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Napoli '44 (2016)
- Colonne sonoreLa Pelle
written by Roberto De Simone
sung by Maria Kelly
recorded on "La Gatta Cenerentola"
published by La voce del padrone; EMI Italiana
Recensione in evidenza
This movie tells an historic story, and begins with a somewhat arty slant. But it gradually becomes a dadaist study in human depravity and thinly veiled injustice in terrible times. Though set in WWII, it is not a war movie. It probes deeply and uncomfortably into moral issues rarely discussed in war movies. For this reason it is extremely compelling.
The plot line is not direct, and the characters often confusing, but that is it's goal to be a moving piece of cinematic art. The film develops into a Felliniesque dream where logic and a pleasant, easy, normal straightforward narrative dissolve into a a gaudy abstract symbolism that will require a second viewing to figure out. This film is on the level of Bergman, Fellini, Godard etc. It is a challenging, heartfelt film, not suitable for date night. The direction, camera, acting, editing, sets, wardrobe, casting, are excellent.
I watched this in 2020-- 12 years after it was released on the Criterion Channel. Never had heard of it, but the description sounded interesting. Interesting, the language is Italian with English subtitles, even though many of the characters are American (including Burt Lancaster) who was ironically typecast as the dithering, bullying American general (referring to Buck Turgidson in DR STRANGELOVE).
I couldn't find any professional reviews of this film, or any box office history, so, because of its ambivalent anti-war/anti-Americanism it may never have played theatrically in the US. The Criterion Channel may be the only place you'll find it. But if you love cinema, you'll love this film.
The plot line is not direct, and the characters often confusing, but that is it's goal to be a moving piece of cinematic art. The film develops into a Felliniesque dream where logic and a pleasant, easy, normal straightforward narrative dissolve into a a gaudy abstract symbolism that will require a second viewing to figure out. This film is on the level of Bergman, Fellini, Godard etc. It is a challenging, heartfelt film, not suitable for date night. The direction, camera, acting, editing, sets, wardrobe, casting, are excellent.
I watched this in 2020-- 12 years after it was released on the Criterion Channel. Never had heard of it, but the description sounded interesting. Interesting, the language is Italian with English subtitles, even though many of the characters are American (including Burt Lancaster) who was ironically typecast as the dithering, bullying American general (referring to Buck Turgidson in DR STRANGELOVE).
I couldn't find any professional reviews of this film, or any box office history, so, because of its ambivalent anti-war/anti-Americanism it may never have played theatrically in the US. The Criterion Channel may be the only place you'll find it. But if you love cinema, you'll love this film.
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- Casa Malaparte, Isle of Capri, Napoli, Campania, Italia(Villa of the main character, Curzio Malaparte)
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- Tempo di esecuzione2 ore 11 minuti
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