35mm

The Bandit

Il bandito
Alberto Lattuada
Part of

La Magnani

May 18 - June 1, 2016

Magnani is a fierce femme fatale who ensnares an ex-POW in her crime ring in this shadowy, fatalistic neorealist noir. Director Alberto Lattuada imbues this socially conscious crime saga with a shadowy style and a foreboding fatalism. Memorable set piece: a nightclub robbery played against a drum solo.

DIRECTOR
Alberto Lattuada
YEAR
1946
COUNTRY
Italy
RUNTIME
78 minutes
LANGUAGE
English, Italian, and German with English subtitles
FORMAT
35mm
ORIGINAL TITLE
Il bandito

Magnani is a fierce femme fatale in this striking neorealist noir. Upon returning to Italy from the war, ex-POW Ernesto (the “Italian Errol Flynn” Amedeo Nazzari) takes stock of the shattered pieces of his life in bombed-out Turin. When he’s unwittingly implicated in a murder, he’s taken in by a crime ring presided over by Magnani’s glamorous gangster’s moll. But Ernesto’s idealism—he fashions himself a gun-toting Robin Hood, stealing from the rich and giving to the poor—doesn’t sit well with the rest of the outfit. Director Alberto Lattuada imbues this socially conscious crime saga with a shadowy style and a foreboding fatalism. Memorable set piece: a nightclub robbery played against drum solo. 35mm print from Istituto Luce Cinecittà.

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