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Four-year-old Pricò becomes the subject of emotional folly by his capricious parents and negligent relatives.Four-year-old Pricò becomes the subject of emotional folly by his capricious parents and negligent relatives.Four-year-old Pricò becomes the subject of emotional folly by his capricious parents and negligent relatives.
Jone Frigerio
- La nonna
- (as Ione Frigerio)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaLuciano De Ambrosis was chosen to play Prico because his mother died shortly before filming - which helped him to cry on command.
- Quotes
La padrone della pensione: Let's confront this problem with the elevator once and for all. Let's say no more trips going down and be done with it.
[tenants rumble]
La padrone della pensione: Silence, please! Let's vote on it. One floor at a time. A majority carries it. First floor?
La signora Resta: I say it should go both up and down.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Fejezetek a film történetéböl: A neorealizmus (1990)
- SoundtracksMaramao perché sei morto?
Written by Mario Consiglio and Mario Panzeri
Performed by Maria Jottini & Trio Lescano
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Luckily, this movie came on Turner Classic Movies a few years ago and I had the opportunity to see it.
Since then, I have searched for reviews and couldn't find one; it's nice to see that other people have seen this de Sica masterpiece. ;) I was beginning to wonder if I was the only American to see this.
If you have seen it, how can you not love this? As I said, I saw this a few years ago - and only saw it once - yet, there are so many images in my head as I think of the film. The story is heart-wrenching. I cried when I watched it. {blushing}
This film made me a fan of neo-realism. It also was the impetus for me to watch more of de Sica's films and then those of Rossellini and Fellini.
A terrific 'tear-jerker' which SHOULD NOT BE MISSED if you ever get the chance. You'll have missed something very special if you miss it!
Since then, I have searched for reviews and couldn't find one; it's nice to see that other people have seen this de Sica masterpiece. ;) I was beginning to wonder if I was the only American to see this.
If you have seen it, how can you not love this? As I said, I saw this a few years ago - and only saw it once - yet, there are so many images in my head as I think of the film. The story is heart-wrenching. I cried when I watched it. {blushing}
This film made me a fan of neo-realism. It also was the impetus for me to watch more of de Sica's films and then those of Rossellini and Fellini.
A terrific 'tear-jerker' which SHOULD NOT BE MISSED if you ever get the chance. You'll have missed something very special if you miss it!
- Dire_Straits
- Jan 24, 2005
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- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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