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Dans l'Italie de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une veuve et sa fille esseulée cherchent à prendre de la distance loin des horreurs de la guerre.Dans l'Italie de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une veuve et sa fille esseulée cherchent à prendre de la distance loin des horreurs de la guerre.Dans l'Italie de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une veuve et sa fille esseulée cherchent à prendre de la distance loin des horreurs de la guerre.

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7,7/10

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Récompensé par 1 Oscar
- 11 victoires et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Sophia Loren claims that Director Vittorio De Sica, so caught up in the story, regularly cried on the set when filming particularly emotional scenes.

Gaffes
Near the beginning, Cesira and Rosetta choose to walk rather than wait aboard their stranded train. However, they set off in the opposite direction to the train's destination.

Citations
[subtitled version]
English Soldier: There are lots of good things in Italy.
Michele Di Libero: You don't know Italy.
English Soldier: Oh, we know Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo.
Michele Di Libero: They are dead.

Connexions
Edited into Al Centro del cinema (2015)

Bandes originales
Vivere
(uncredited)
Written by Cesare A. Bixio
Published by Bixio Censa

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8/10

Another great performance by Sophia Loren

Very bad print (even on DVD), but very good movie. A war film that focuses more on the people who suffer, instead of telling the story of those fighting the battle. It's also a movie about love, relationship, bonding between a woman and her daughter. Sophia Loren's performance is stellar. Belmondo is also very good. Young Eleonora Brown's performance gets better during the film. The last 30 minutes of the movie are poignant. It's heartbreaking to listen to Cesira apologize to Rosetta. Watch it.

Seen at home, in Toronto, on February 19th, 2006.

81/100 (***)