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Federico Fellini: An Analysis

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Music and Movies

 

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September 27, 2016

 

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University

 

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7 / 1958

 

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His last notable success was in 1974, and his decline was well evident by 1983 in AND THE SHIP SAILS ON. Focusing our attention at this point upon specific elements of the first film up for discussion, Federico Fellini's 1963 film OTTO E MEZZO, or 8 ?, is considered by some cinematic historians to be one of the best films ever made...
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It is largely a product of the revolutionary, exciting, and dynamic nineteen-sixties, for in every camera shot in the entire film the bodies of women, the eyes of the characters, the shadows of old men's faces, and the bright whiteness of childhood memories threaten to trigger sensory overload in the audience...
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