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La storia della relazione tra il ricco Domenico e la povera prostituta Filomena nell'immediato dopoguerra in Italia.La storia della relazione tra il ricco Domenico e la povera prostituta Filomena nell'immediato dopoguerra in Italia.La storia della relazione tra il ricco Domenico e la povera prostituta Filomena nell'immediato dopoguerra in Italia.
- Candidato a 2 Oscar
- 7 vittorie e 10 candidature totali
Marilù Tolo
- Diana
- (as Marilu' Tolo)
Alberto Castaldi
- Doctor
- (as Alberto Gastaldi)
Vincenzo Aita
- Alfonso - Priest
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizDomenico arranges an apartment in Naples for Filumena. The former tenant's belongings are still in. There is a picture of Clara Petacci (dictator Mussolini's mistress) on the wall and Filumena asks when this will be removed. The scene is set in the late 1940s, so this obviously symbolizes Italy's transition from fascism to a republic. Mussolini himself would probably not have passed the censors.
- Citazioni
Filumena Marturano: [subtitled version] The problem is that our hearts used to be so big...
[holds up pebble]
Filumena Marturano: and now look how small they are.
- ConnessioniEdited into Marcello, una vita dolce (2006)
- Colonne sonoreMunasterio 'e Santa Chiara
(uncredited)
Written by Michele Galdieri and Alberto Barberis
Sung by Don Domenico on the trip home from the racecourse; Don Domencio also asks the boys to sing it
Recensione in evidenza
One of the biggest hits of the "Italian Comedy", starred by the top of the Italian star-system. De Sica give us a solid film all along the length, taking us from drama to comedy, they're separated by a faint border; as the life itself.
Obviously, the time has passed and some points are old-fashioned (technical resources, technology, life's perspective) but it's true the film gets one realistic approach (it couldn't be less being this film one of the examples of Italian neo-realism) about the drama of a woman who looks for dignity and fights for the good of her children.
This pink neo-realism sows us the common life of Italian people after WWII. Mediterranian country, misogyny, catholic, conservator, noisy similar to Spain (españolada, Landismo), Greece, etc.
Good performances form Mastroianni, who is a playboy but with a good heart at least, and, especially Sophia Loren, at her prime, as Filomena, a prostitute who will fight for her honesty, dignity and her sons, a woman with attitude, tough in her acts and with some real curves. In other words the best "donna", along with Magnani, in all history.
De Sica, without reaching the lever of previous works in the 40's, makes a gret work in a field he controls like only a few people more. Good photography and ambiance. Music as Italian music, little cloying but it don't bother and it suits the film.
Thou, there are some negative points: - Relationship with children and their reaction are unnatural and the aren't worked as it'd be necessary. - Story could be analyzed in a deeper way. It's a good topic. - Make-up of Loren at 17, she doesn't look even for a moment, her body is different, no one can't do it something about it with that clothes, but the make-up could be better.
But it's a good movie, despise of these thing and the fact that is a movie made in the early 60's and other things I can't remember. You can enjoy this film and discover if you didn't make it earlier the refreshing Italian cinema.
Obviously, the time has passed and some points are old-fashioned (technical resources, technology, life's perspective) but it's true the film gets one realistic approach (it couldn't be less being this film one of the examples of Italian neo-realism) about the drama of a woman who looks for dignity and fights for the good of her children.
This pink neo-realism sows us the common life of Italian people after WWII. Mediterranian country, misogyny, catholic, conservator, noisy similar to Spain (españolada, Landismo), Greece, etc.
Good performances form Mastroianni, who is a playboy but with a good heart at least, and, especially Sophia Loren, at her prime, as Filomena, a prostitute who will fight for her honesty, dignity and her sons, a woman with attitude, tough in her acts and with some real curves. In other words the best "donna", along with Magnani, in all history.
De Sica, without reaching the lever of previous works in the 40's, makes a gret work in a field he controls like only a few people more. Good photography and ambiance. Music as Italian music, little cloying but it don't bother and it suits the film.
Thou, there are some negative points: - Relationship with children and their reaction are unnatural and the aren't worked as it'd be necessary. - Story could be analyzed in a deeper way. It's a good topic. - Make-up of Loren at 17, she doesn't look even for a moment, her body is different, no one can't do it something about it with that clothes, but the make-up could be better.
But it's a good movie, despise of these thing and the fact that is a movie made in the early 60's and other things I can't remember. You can enjoy this film and discover if you didn't make it earlier the refreshing Italian cinema.
- dirkdeckard
- 3 ott 2012
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- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 10.600 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 4.967 USD
- 25 set 2011
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 157.819 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 42 minuti
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.85 : 1
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