35mm

8 1/2

Federico Fellini
Part of

Il Bello Marcello

May 17 - June 23, 2017

In this monumental landmark of Italian cinema, Mastroianni plays a hotshot filmmaker struggling to get his latest passion project off the ground, while simultaneously juggling relationships with the various women in his life.

DIRECTOR
Federico Fellini
YEAR
1963
COUNTRY
Italy
RUNTIME
138 minutes
LANGUAGE
Italian, French, English and German with English subtitles
FORMAT
35mm

In Federico Fellini’s monumental landmark of Italian cinema, Mastroianni anchors an irresistible mélange of behind-the-scenes farce, marital tragicomedy, surrealist theological vignettes, poeticized flashbacks, and elaborate projections of private fantasies. Mastroianni plays hotshot filmmaker Guido Anselmi, struggling to get his latest passion project off the ground, while juggling relationships with various women. Notable for its bracing formal modernism and wry self-awareness, is at its heart a compassionate tribute to the wrenching aches and pains, and ephemeral ecstasies, of the creative process. The film features archetypal yet emotionally precise performances by Anouk Aimée, Sandra Milo, and Claudia Cardinale, as his wife, his mistress, and his idealized muse, alongside the colorful supporting roster of producers, journalists, movie stars, and clergy who swarm around Guido as he struggles to actualize his ambitious magnum opus.

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