Once they arrive, they wander together and apart as they contemplate their impending separation and what the future holds. The film chronicles a few years of their life together. My voyage to italy by martin scorsese 786936185454 dvd. The voyage of italy, or, a compleat journey through italy. The film had its world premiere at the 2014 sundance film festival on 20 january 2014. The voyage of italy, or, a compleat journey through italy in. You can quibble with some of martys analysis, but his chance to go long on rossellini, visconti, fellini, etc. But by the time filming began, the rights to the novel had been sold elsewhere. Aug 29, 2014 the trip to italy has no such conclusion, even as it reconstitutes the premise of the first film as best it can, giving brydon and coogan the same cushy assignment for the observer. The film is a voyage through italian cinema history, marking influential films for scorsese and particularly covering the italian neorealism period the films of roberto rossellini make up for half the films discussed in the entire documentary, dealing with.
Viaggio, voyage, journey before the history films, travelogue is the key to rossellinis cinema. Movies about italy to get you excited for a vacation. I laughed like a maniac at the michaelcaineimpersonation reprise performed by comic actors steve coogan and rob brydon at the front end of the trip to italy, the followup to call this a sequel is kind of special pleading, really to the trip. My voyage to italy 1999 0607 2002 us documentary 4h 6m user score. The love has faded for londonbased married couple ingrid bergman rossellinis reallife wife at the time and george sanders, but they are due in naples to offload an inherited villa. Scorsese says in the beginning of my voyage to italy that his film was made so that people, especially todays youth, can realize that not all great films are born. And yet, the final moments of the film seem absolutely right. This highly personal documentary follows revered italianamerican director martin scorsese as he revisits his childhood on the lower east side of manhattan. The difference, by the way, being that in the prior filmboth are distilled from somewhat longer television. Roberto rossellinis finest fiction film 1953, and unmistakably one of the great achievements of the art. It is now available to the general public on twodisc dvd. Martin scorseses twopart love letter to italian cinema is epic and sprawling in scope but also a deeply personal and moving testament to his passion for film.
Il mio viaggio in italia is a personal documentary by acclaimed italianamerican director martin scorsese. Youre almost certain to get choked up at the scene near the end when the now. A restored digital version of voyage to italy one of several english titles that have been used over the years begins a nineday run at. The voyage of italy, or, a compleat journey through italy in two parts. Oscarwinning cinema paradiso is the story of a young sicilian boys love for the movies and his friendship with alfredo, the projectionist at the local theater. With ingrid bergman, george sanders, maria mauban, anna proclemer. Martin scorsese talks about the movies and directors that most influenced his career in this survey of italian cinema. Liguria, tuscany, rome, amalfi and ending in capri. Martin scorseses fourhour documentary about the italian films that shaped his artistic consciousness, my voyage to italy, arrives on dvd with a transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of the film which is generally 1. Voyage to italy is a film in search of itself, a film that only knows its own conclusion when it appears, miraculously, in front of it, arriving at a final destination that no one in the audience could possibly have foreseen. Beginning with roberto rossellini s rome open city, the film traces the development of italian neorealism.
May 01, 20 a restored digital version of voyage to italy one of several english titles that have been used over the years begins a nineday run at film forum on wednesday, which seems as good an. More than just the anatomy of a relationship, rossellinis masterpiece is a heartrending work of emotion and spirituality. As with his account of american filmmaking, scorsese adopts a highly personal approach in looking at the greats of the italian cinema, recalling how he first saw their movies in the. The trip to italy is a 2014 british comedy film written and directed by michael winterbottom. Italienreise liebe inbegriffen is a 1958 west german romantic comedy film directed by wolfgang becker and starring paul hubschmid, susanne cramer and hannelore schroth the films art. The battered bastards of baseball, the trip to italy and god help the girl video 3 out of 5 stars. Martin scorsese on the films of roberto rossellini conversations inside the criterion collection duration.
My voyage to italy 1999 my voyage to italy 1999 user. My voyage to italy 1999 letterboxd social film discovery. One of the most quietly revolutionary works in the history of cinema, roberto rossellinis third feature starring ingrid bergman his wife at the time, from 1953, turns. Martin scorseses my voyage to italy 2001 the directors. Cannes at the dawn of the new millennium, director martin scorsese was approaching a major life milestonethe venerated filmmaker was turning sixty, which meant that he was now emerging from middle age into his twilight years. Regarder et telecharger les meilleur films et videos. May 09, 20 r oberto rossellinis mysterious, gripping and moving viaggio in italia 1954 now restored and rereleased is a cineancestor to antonionis lavventura and roegs dont look now. This highly personal documentary follows revered italianamerican director martin scorsese as he. Voyage to italy starts with alexgeorge sanders and katherineingrid bergman, a wealthy couple, traveling from england to naples to see burtonleslie daniels about settling a. Following the premiere, a second tv series, also titled the. An unhappily married couple attempts to find direction and insight while vacationing in naples. The film is a voyage through italian cinema history, marking influential films for scorsese and particularly covering the italian neorealism period. Among the most influential films of the postwar era, roberto rossellinis journey to italy viaggio in italia charts the declining marriage of a couple from england ingrid bergman and george sanders on a trip in the countryside near naples.
Its about him letting his teenage son jesse gilmour drop out of high school under the stipulation that he must watch three films a week. This is 4 hours of an impassioned essay by a film fan,a monument to the history of film. It gives you a peek into the italy of yesterday, with good music and a feeling for impoverished sicily. Martin scorseses lengthy documentary, my voyage to italy has been making the rounds on film festival circuit since 1999. My voyage to italy is a personal documentary by acclaimed italianamerican director martin scorsese. With steve coogan, rob brydon, rosie fellner, claire keelan. Rossellinis voyage to italy, with ingrid bergman the.
R oberto rossellinis mysterious, gripping and moving viaggio in italia 1954 now restored and rereleased is a cineancestor to. The soundtrack is rendered in dolby digital surround stereo. Dalibors rating of the film my voyage to italy dalibor il mio viaggio in italia paraphrases what nouvelle vague filmmakers said about rosellinnis viaggio in italia about how little it takes to make a great film, or in this case documentary. My voyage to italy 1999 martin scorsese clip 1 video. Rossellinis original plan for journey to italy was to adapt colettes 1934 novel, duo, about a deteriorating marriage. Scorsese gives you 10 to 15 minutes of scenes from each film,often giving away spoilers.
Rossellinis voyage to italy, with ingrid bergman the new. Italienreise liebe inbegriffen is a 1958 west german romantic comedy film directed by wolfgang becker and starring paul hubschmid, susanne cramer and hannelore schroth. George sanders and ingrid bergman gave some fine performances directed by roberto rossellini, the father of italian neorealism. Jun 06, 2016 martin scorseses my voyage to italy 2001 notable festivals. Acclaimed director martin scorsese embarks on a journey through italian cinema history. In the first and last of these we get literal maps charting our progression from one storylocation to another, and all films here mentioned here minus stromboli are these progressions from south to north. The trip to italy has no such conclusion, even as it reconstitutes the premise of the first film as best it can, giving brydon and coogan the. Martin scorseses my voyage to italy 2001 notable festivals. Watch my voyage to italy part one online bfi player. It gave me the desire to search out senso,rome open city,voyage to italy,the bicycle thieves,i vitelloni,812,and to revisit lavventura and leclisse. It gave me the desire to search out senso,rome open city, voyage to italy,the bicycle thieves,i vitelloni,812,and to revisit lavventura and leclisse. In my voyage to italy, american master martin scorsese raging bull, taxi driver explores in detail, the legacy of the classic period of italian cinema. Worldrenowned director martin scorsese narrates this journey through.
The film is a voyage through italian cinema history, mar. Apr 19, 2015 my voyage to italy 1999 martin scorsese clip 1. Rossellinis film cast a fresh gaze on two great actors and the resilient splendor of postwar italy. Truffaut proclaimed journey to italy the first modern film. Suso cecchi damico, raffaele donato, kent jones, martin scorsese. How italian neorealism brought the grit of the streets to the big screen duration. This highly personal documentary follows revered italianamerican director martin scorsese as he revisits his childhood on the lower east side of. Film en streaming regarder film et series streaming gratuit.
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