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In his carnivalesque portrait of provincial Italy during the Fascist period, Federico Fellini satirizes his youth and turns daily life into a circus of social rituals, adolescent desires, male fantasies, and political repartee, all set to Nino Rota's classic, nostalgia-tinged score. The Academy Award winning AMARCORD was one of Fellini's most popular films and remains one of cinema's enduring treasures.
"Amarcord," presented in a stunning Blu-Ray edition by Criterion, is Federico Fellini?s semi-autobiographical masterpiece that captures the whimsical and poignant memories of growing up in 1930s Italy. This visually rich film blends nostalgia with satire, offering an immersive journey into the eccentricities of small-town life under fascist rule. The Criterion Collection ensures top-tier picture and sound quality, accompanied by insightful bonus features such as interviews, documentaries, and commentary tracks that deepen appreciation for this cinematic gem.
Federico Fellini stands among cinema?s greatest visionaries, celebrated for classics like "La Dolce Vita," "8½," and "Nights of Cabiria." His unique blend of fantasy and realism has influenced generations of filmmakers worldwide. The cast includes Magali Noël (noted for her roles in French cinema), Bruno Zanin (whose performance here remains iconic), Pupella Maggio (renowned from Italian theater to screen), Armando Brancia, Ciccio Ingrassia?each contributing memorable performances that bring Rimini?s townsfolk vividly to life. Nino Rota's evocative score further cements his legacy as one of film music's most beloved composers.
Criterion is revered globally for its meticulous restorations and authoritative editions of classic films. Their releases are prized by cinephiles for their scholarly extras and commitment to preserving cinematic history at its finest.
Actors:
Magali No l, Magali Noël, Nando Orfei, Magali Noel, Bruno Zanin, Gianfilippo Carcano, Pupella Maggio, Armando Brancia, Ciccio Ingrassia, Nandino Orfei, Stefano Proietti, Peppino Ianigro, Carla Mora, Maria Antonella Beluzzi, Domenico Pertica, Fernando Vona, Ferruccio Brembilla, Franco Magno, Gennaro Ombra, Gianfilipo Carcano, Giuseppe Ianigro, Josiane Tanzilli, Marco Misul, Maria Antonietta Beluzzi, Mario Liberati, Luigi Rossi, Alvaro Vitali, Marcello di Falco