Italian Cinema Since 1945 - Cinema Gallery

Author: (French) Laurent Schifano Translator: Wang Zhuoya France/France
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: The author outlines the development of Italian cinema since World War II in concise language, introducing major directors and representative works. At the same time, the author provides insightful analyses of some important phases and key directors, such as the representatives of "Neorealism" and the controversial director of "The 120 Days of Sodom," Pier Paolo Pasolini. The directors and films discussed in this book are comprehensive and highly representative, making it an essential resource for understanding and studying Italian cinema.