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1580:, their third movie together, is a key work in the history of film: thorny, alienated and alienating, it inaugurated the exquisite unease of the sixties art film (much to Rossellini's later dismay). ... Roberto's brother Renzo composed the scores for most of his films, and Renzo's work adds subtle, but extreme emotion to the often pitiless intellectual rigor of his brother's movies. His ominous music follows Katherine as she tours many a museum and is assailed again and again by the taunting sensuality of the past. Heat and leisure strip this couple of every defense mechanism they had, and their sudden uncertainty leads them to question everything, ... 317: 592:. It is ranked 71st in an overall aggregation of several "greatest films" surveys. On Rotten Tomatoes, the average score from 26 critics is 8.6 out of 10 with an approval rating of 96%. On Metacritic, based on an average of 4 reviews from critics, the film received a perfect score of 100, meaning "universal acclaim." 773:
A magical love story that is beautifully told without one false note. It makes the best of its dead time, more so than any other film of this high quality has ever done before. Its passionate conclusion is still moving even at this date some fifty years after its release. This is Roberto Rossellini's
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notes Rossellini's "way of dissolving narrative into atmosphere, of locating drama in the unspoken inner lives of his characters"; because Alex and Katherine are not developed through a conventional plot but instead spend lengthy amounts of time in boredom and dejection, the film frequently is cited
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One of the most quietly revolutionary works in the history of cinema, Roberto Rossellini's third feature starring Ingrid Bergman (his wife at the time), from 1953, turns romantic melodrama into intellectual adventure. ... From Rossellini's example, the young French New Wave critics learned to fuse
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Within days of their arrival, the couple's relationship becomes strained amid mutual misunderstandings, buried anger that rises to the surface and a degree of jealousy on both sides. The two begin to spend their days separately. Alex takes a side trip to the island of Capri. His attempts to have a
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The film begins with Katherine and Alex Joyce conversing as they drive through the Italian countryside. They arrive in Naples and run into Judy, an old friend, and her party. They join and have drinks and dinner. The next day they are given a lengthy room-by-room tour of Uncle Homer's villa by its
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it was dismissed on release, with only a few critics understanding that it was carefully constructed to undermine conventions of event-driven narrative and open out space and time for thought. The places included in the film were carefully chosen for their resonances and associations, from which
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in Naples. Katherine is swept away in the crowd, and Alex goes after her and retrieves her. They embrace, and Katherine says, "Tell me that you love me!" He responds, "Well, if I do, will you promise not to take advantage of me?" The film concludes with a crane shot showing the couple embracing
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that they have recently inherited from Alex's deceased Uncle Homer. The trip is intended as a vacation for Alex, who is a workaholic businessman given to brusqueness and sarcasm. Katherine is more sensitive, and the journey has evoked poignant memories of a poet friend, Charles Lewington, now
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Rossellini's directorial style was very unusual. The actors did not receive their lines until shortly before filming of a particular scene, which left them little if any chance to prepare or rehearse. George Sanders' autobiography
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play Katherine and Alex Joyce, a childless English married couple on a trip to Italy whose marriage is on the point of collapse until they are miraculously reconciled. The film was written by Rossellini and
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Leslie Daniels as Tony Burton (billed as Anthony La Penna). Burton is an Englishman living in Italy and married to Natalie. The Burtons are acting as caretakers for Uncle Homer's villa.
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Giuseppe Forelli discovered that one could make plaster castings of the cavities left by the bodies of victims; the castings preserve the form of the body and its bones. See
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is thus one wellspring of the French New Wave. A film convulsed by themes of sterility, petrification, pregnancy and eternity, it finds its echo in such death-haunted
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Rossellini creates an implicit, idiosyncratic, commentary on the cinema, its reality, its indexical quality, as well as its uncanny ability to preserve light.
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generally is regarded as a landmark film. Critic Geoff Andrew referred to it as "a key stepping stone on the path to modern cinema" in its shift away from
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for an extraordinary opportunity. There, the three of them witness the discovery of another couple who had been buried in ashes during the eruption of
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for home video. In 2013, the Criterion Collection released a newly restored version as a region 1 DVD. This version is based on restoration work at
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The film was completed in 1953, but it took 18 months to arrange for distribution of the film in Italy. It was released in 1954 with the title
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nearly 2000 years earlier. Katherine is profoundly disturbed, and she and Alex leave Pompeii only to be caught up in the procession for
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Rossellini's film uses "The Dead" as a point of departure for a creative contemplation of the ideas encountered in the short story.
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On the last day of the film, they impetuously agree to divorce. Tony Burton suddenly appears, insisting that they go with him to
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filmmakers working in the 1950s and 1960s. As described six decades later by film critic John Patterson: "French critics at the
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caretakers, Tony and Natalia Burton. Tony is a former British soldier, Natalia is the Italian wife he married after the war.
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In its time, this film represented the arrival of something new, and even now it can feel like a bulletin from the future.
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performed badly at the box office and was largely a critical failure. It had a profound influence, however, on
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Roberto Rossellini's finest fiction film (1953), and unmistakably one of the great achievements of the art.
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Natalia Ray as Natalie Burton (credited as Natalia Rai). Natalie is an Italian woman married to Tony.
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Katherine tours Naples. On the third day of her visit, she tours the large, ancient statues at the
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nice evening all fail, one with a woman who misses her husband, and one with a morose prostitute.
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with their volcanic curiosities. On another day, she accompanies Natalie Burton to the
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is considered by many to be Rossellini's masterpiece, as well as a seminal work of
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studio style with documentary methods, to make high-relief drama on a low budget.
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Mulvey identifies several of the locales near Naples that were used in filming.
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The film originally was intended as an adaptation of the French writer
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Brunette's chapter incorporates a lengthy, close reading of the film.
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and later works about modern malaise. The film is ranked 41st in the
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The feature film runs 85 minutes. Also released as a Blu-ray disk.
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Alex and Katherine Joyce (Sanders and Bergman) are a couple from
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finest film (his others with Ingrid Bergman as his wife include
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cinema due to its loose storytelling. In 2012, it was listed by
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talks about the film and his impressions of it in his own film
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as Alexander 'Alex' Joyce (credited as Georges Sanders).
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passionately amid the continuing religious procession.
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magazine as one of the fifty greatest films ever made.
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Index

Voyage in Italy
Viaggio in Italia (album)

Roberto Rossellini
Vitaliano Brancati
Duo
Colette
Alfredo Guarini
Ingrid Bergman
George Sanders
Enzo Serafin
Jolanda Benvenuti
Renzo Rossellini
Francinex
Titanus Distribuzione
drama film
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
George Sanders
Vitaliano Brancati
Duo
Colette
modernist

England
Italy
Naples
Naples Museum
Phlegraean Fields
Fontanelle cemetery

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