Cycle
From 13.02. To 19.02.2020.
Portraits: Federico Fellini
All films have Croatian subtitles.
Ticket is 20 kuna, for members 10 kuna.
DIRECTORS
Films in cycle
8 1 / 2
(Otto e mezzo, Italy, France, 1963)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Gianni Di Venanzo
Synopsis:
Marcello Mastroianni plays Guido Anselmi, film director who is suffering from a creative and personal crisis. He has lost all inspiration to make a new film but it is too late to quit and the pressure from his colleagues is getting bigger and bigger. In his personal life he is torn between a wife whom he loves and a lover who threatens to destroy his marriage.
b/w, 138'
PROJECTION:
Thursday 13.02.2020 AT 19:00
La strada
(Italy, 1954)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Otello Martelli
Synopsis:
Grubi Zampano ulični je zabavljač koji Italijom putuje na svom motociklu i publiku zabavlja kao snagator koji trga lance svezane na njegovim prsima. Kad odluči svoju točku proširiti i učiniti je atraktivnijom, Zampano od siromašne samohrane majke s mnogo djece za deset tisuća lira otkupi mladu, dobrodušnu i ne osobito bistru, ali veselu i čini se nepopravljivo optimističnu djevojku Gelsominu. Ona će smjesta dobiti ulogu klauna i najavljivača Zampanovih nastupa, a dok budu pu...
b/w, 108'
PROJECTION:
Friday 14.02.2020 AT 19:00
Nights of Cabiria
(Le notti di Cabiria, Italy, France, 1957)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Aldo Tonti
Synopsis:
Giulietta Masina plays Cabiria, a naive prostitute with a kind heart. She lives in the poor part of Rome with her boyfriend and dreams of a better future. Soon, her boyfriend robs her and leaves her to drown. She gets saved at the last minute and continues to work and meet new clients. Soon a new chance for love arises, but this time Cabiria is skeptical.
b/w, 110'
PROJECTION:
Friday 14.02.2020 AT 21:00
The Sweet Life
(La dolce vita, Italy, France, 1960)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Otello Martelli
Synopsis:
We follow seven days in the life of Marcello, a columnist for a gossip newspaper who wants to become a serious writer but hasn’t got the strength to do it. Instead he lives a decadent life in Rome and has superficial relationships with the members of the elite. Meanwhile, he neglects his lover Emma and eventually she tries to commit suicide.
b/w, 174'
PROJECTION:
Saturday 15.02.2020 AT 19:00
Amarcord
(Italy, France, 1973)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Giuseppe Rotunno
Synopsis:
The film Amarcord, which depicts life in Rimini in the 1930s, was always considered to be Fellini’s autobiography as Fellini was born and raised in that town. Even though Fellini claimed differently, he nevertheless confesses that there are certain similarities between this film and his childhood. Through everyday life and festivities, we learn about how it is live and grow up in a small coastal town during Mussolini’s rule.
color, 123'
PROJECTION:
Sunday 16.02.2020 AT 19:00
The Swindlers
(Il bidone, Italy, France, 1955)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Otello Martelli
Synopsis:
Augusto is an old small time crook who earns his living stealing from other people. He has two partners helping him: Roberto, who wants to become the Italian Johnny Ray, and Bruno, whose nickname is Picasso. Picasso has a daughter and a wife and actually wants to paint. Augusto avoids emotional intimacy and spends his money in clubs. A sudden encounter with his daughter who needs help will change his life…
b/w, 92'
PROJECTION:
Sunday 16.02.2020 AT 21:15
Fellini's Casanova
(Il Casanova di Federico Fellini, Italy, 1976)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Giuseppe Rotunno
Synopsis:
This is Fellini’s film version of that most famous lover Giacomo Casanova’s autobiography. Donald Sutherland plays Casanova and we follow his life in exile after he escaped from the prison where he had been put by the Inquisition. He roams around Europe from Paris, London, Rome, Bern and Dresden, lives a hedonistic and superficial life changing one love adventure for the next one that comes along.
color, 155'
PROJECTION:
Monday 17.02.2020 AT 19:00
Roma
(Italy, France, 1972)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Giuseppe Rotunno
Synopsis:
Godine 1931., dok Italijom vlada Mussolini, mladi Federico Fellini sa školskom ekskurzijom prvi put iz rodnog Riminija stiže u Rim, te biva fasciniran i očaran gradom. U dobi od osamnaest godina mladi Federico uselit će se u jedan gradski stan te, proučavajući svoje pomalo bizarne susjede, početi upoznavati i proučavati i sam grad. Ono što će uslijediti bit će neobična priča iz prošlosti i sadašnjosti u kojoj će se kao svojevrsni protagonist profilirati sam Rim. Ta je...
color, 120'
PROJECTION:
Tuesday 18.02.2020 AT 19:00
The Young and the Passionate
(I vitelloni, Italy, France, 1953)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Carlo Carlini, Otello Martelli, Luciano Trasatti
Synopsis:
A group of friends lead a hedonistic existence in a small coastal town. Without a goal in their lives they spend their days having fun, drinking and flirting with women. When one the men’s girlfriends gets pregnant his own father makes him marry her. After the wedding and the birth of the baby, this man continues to live as carelessly as before and thus risks destroying his family. The only one from the group who wants to do more with his life is Moraldo, who is sort of Fellini’s alter ego.
b/w, 104'
PROJECTION:
Tuesday 18.02.2020 AT 21:00
Juliet of the Spirits
(Giulietta degli spiriti, Italy, France, 1965)
Directed by: Federico Fellini
PHOTOGRAPHY: Gianni Di Venanzo
Synopsis:
This is Fellini’s first film in color and it tells the story of a middle-aged housewife played by his wife the actress Giulietta Masina. At first sight Giulietta has everything: a husband, house by the sea and financial security, she is unhappy. Her mother and sisters overshadow her and her husband neglects her and cheats on her. A little bit naďve and devastated, she decides to visit a clairvoyant who tells her that she will find happiness in prostitution.