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La Dolce Vita

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La Dolce Vita

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Summary

Classic drama starring Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg. A journalist mixing with the high society crowd seems attracted and, at the same time, repelled by what he sees.

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A star rating of 5 out of 5.

David Parkinson

Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes, this sprawling, scathing satire on the decadence of contemporary Italy and the hypocrisy of the Catholic Church confirmed Federico Fellini's reputation for flamboyant, controversial imagery. Marcello Mastroianni is outstanding here as the journalist who, by day, jostles with the paparazzi in the hunt for movie stars, miraculous visitations and flying statues of Christ. By night, he indulges his passion for intellectual pretension and the indolent delights of the jet set, which includes an unforgettable encounter with Anita Ekberg in Rome's Trevi fountain. A dire warning that Italy was still politically and socially prone to the false promises of Fascism, this almost Dantesque odyssey so drained its Oscar-nominated director, he did not make another feature for three years.

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Cast

rolenameMarcello RubiniMarcello MastroianniSylviaAnita EkbergMaddalenaAnouk AiméeEmmaYvonne FurneauxFannyMagali NoëlSteinerAlain CunyMarcello's fatherAnnibale NinchiPaparazzoWalter SantessoPaolaValeria CiangottiniNadiaNadia GrayRobertLex BarkerMatinée idolJacques Sernas

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rolenameDirectorFederico Fellini

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Theatrical distributor

BFI

Released on

2020-01-03

Languages

English | German | Italian | French

Guidance

Contains some violence.

Available on

video, DVD and Blu-ray

Formats

Black and white

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