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Il Deserto rosso [VHS]
starring: Monica Vitti, Richard Harris, Carlo Chionetti, Xenia Valderi, Rita Renoir
directed by: Michelangelo Antonioni
directed by: Michelangelo Antonioni
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EAN: 5024165742815
Format: PAL
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Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 120 minutes
Theatrical Release Date: February 08, 1965
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- Austere,abstract,magnificentIl Deserto Rosso was Antonioni's 1st colour film, and a key work following the alienation trilogy, where the divorce between technology and morality, and the relationship between people and their physical environment, continues in this film.As in his previous films, the story is quite simple and revolves around a woman,Giuliana(Vitti),in industrial Ravenna, who has had a nervous breakdown and tried to commit suicide but,although married and a mother,is now embarking on a tentative affair with Corrado(Harris).Guiliana ... Read More
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- 2 LameAnother DEEP film by this director. It is so deep that not even God could "get" it. I could even make a film if I didn't have to offer a plot. No art here.
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- Save your money, track down the BFI DVD of this film.If you have a multi-region player, you should order the British Film Institute DVD of RED DESERT/IL DESERTO ROSSO film from England. It's transferred from the original negative and has much more faithful color than the unrestored, somewhat faded materials used for the now out-of-print Image Entertainment edition that currently goes for high prices. Don't get me wrong, the Image Entertainment edition isn't that bad, but it pales next to the BFI. The quality of the color is critical for this particular film.
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- My favorite Antonioni film....When I was in college, I hated Antonioni. My teachers were all worshipping at his altar, so naturally I was predisposed against him. But despite this, I always liked this film during that foolish "hate Antonioni" phase of my life. Now, since I've been out of college, I really dig his work, but this film remains, in my opinion, his greatest work and a film, along with his other masterworks, that hasn't dated and looks even better than when it came out.
It was Antonioni's first color film, and it wasn't shot ... Read More
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- The First and Last and Unsurpassable"Red Desert" is kind of the film that once I have seen will stay with me always. I first saw it in an Italian retrospective film festival during which I was totally fascinated by so many works of the great Italian directors. Later I watched it again a few times more on VHS tapes, but the quality of those were painfully bad. I always wanted to have a DVD copy of this film and I was so fortunate I at last obtained one recently. To my great joy, the visual quality is impeccable, the colors vibrant, the images stunning, the ... Read More
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