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Alida Valli: May 31, 1921-April 22, 2006
A tribute to the great Italian actresses Alida Valli, who passed away April 22, 2006.
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Dario Argento, Maestro Auteur or Master Misogynist?
A psychoanalytical defense of Dario Argento against claims of misogyny.
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Ti Piace Hitchcock?
Dario Argento lives up to his often noted and inappropriate monicker, The Italian Hitchcock.
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The ‘Quintus’ Montreal Italian Film Festival Makes its Debut
Michael Vesia's report on the debut of Montreal's Italian Film Festival.
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Sex and Violence: Journey into Extreme Cinema
Offscreen is pleased to announce the recent publication of a book co-written by author Tommaso La Selva and Offscreen’s man-in-Italy, Roberto Curti: Sex and Violence: journey into the cinema of the extreme. Totaro reviews this important Italian contribution to horror film scholarship.
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Alberto Sordi (June 15, 1920-February 25, 2003)
All of Italy is in mourning after the death of actor-director Alberto Sordi.
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Scarlet Diva: Asia Argento’s Torrid Home Movie
Iran has Samira Makhmalbaf and a famous father named Mohsen. Italy has Asia Argento and a famous father named Dario. The parallels pretty much stop there.
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Sergio Martino’s All the Colors of the Dark
Perhaps not the best giallo ever made, but an interesting entry into the female paranoia film.
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Alberto Cavallone
Offscreen welcomes Italian freelance writer Roberto Curti as he analyzes the work of lesser known Italian cineaste Cavallone.
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Guiseppe Lanci: The Shape of Light
Offscreen presents an interview with Italian cinematographer Guiseppe Lanci, who has worked with such greats Andrei Tarkovsky, Nanni Moretti, and Marco Bellochio.
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Guiseppe Lanci: The Shape of Light (Italian Version)
Offscreen presents an interview with Italian cinematographer Guiseppe Lanci, who has worked with such greats Andrei Tarkovsky, Nanni Moretti, and Marco Bellochio. (Italian version).
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Big Deal on Madonna Street
The most gratifying aspect of Criterion's new digital transfer of Mario Monicelli's classic comedy caper film I Soliti Ignoti (Big Deal on Madonna Street) is the fuller appreciation of the stunning black and white cinematography by Gianni Di Venanzo.
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Red Desert: DVD Review
Red Desert is the final film of Antonioni's Alienation Tetralogy, and one of the best films to depict the complex notion of neurosis and social illness.
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Interview with Paul Tana
The Montreal-based Tana discusses these films and his experiences as an Italian-Canadian filmmaker.
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Interview with Mario Monicelli
The distinguished Italian director Mario Monicelli was in Montreal to serve as Jury Member at the 1999 Montreal World Film Festival. I spoke to Mr. Monicelli about Italian comedy in general and, more specifically, one of the first films to gain both critical and popular success and help cement the Italian comedy film's international reputation, I Soliti Ignoti (Big Deal on Madonna Street), 1958.
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