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“The freedom, the sense of innovation, the underlying rigour and the deep core of longing, the bewitching, physical pull of the camera movements and the compositions.” As testimonials go, that’s a hard one to top.Īs for the rest of us, the ones who pay to sit in darkened theatres and gaze up at the screen in the hopes of being enchanted and transported, it’s no exaggeration to say that Fellini turned movie-goers on to an entirely new way of seeing. “8 1/2 has always been a touchstone for me, in so many ways,” he said. Martin Scorsese, for one, recently admitted that he re-watches Fellini’s 1963 masterpiece 8 1/2 every year.
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After all, not only was the maestro’s vision so singular and hypnotic that it introduced its own carnival-like adjective into the cinéaste vernacular (‘Felliniesque’), his movies also showed generations of film-makers the way forward – how to experiment and take risks by marrying confessional storytelling with bizarre flights of imagery. But 25 years after he died, the long shadow of his legacy reaches far beyond awards and accolades (although, if you keep reading, you’ll see he’s just earned another one here).
At table with Fellini.By the time of his death in 1993, Federico Fellini had won four best foreign language film Oscars, tying him with his countryman Vittorio De Sica for the most wins by any director. excerpt of the documentary Fellini on my mind - interview to Tonino Guerra. documentary Food in the cinema by Fellini. exhibition Food in Federico Fellini’s drawings ( 8.55 MB). conferences with Francesca Fabbri Fellini, with the screening of her documentary Fellini on my mind -an intimate and colloquial journey made with Fellini’s longtime collaborators-, and the presentation of the book At table with Fellini. the documentary by Giuseppe Ricci Food in the cinema by Fellini, a patchwork of scenes related to food taken from Fellini’s films. Long Journey, a very peculiar animated short film based on the Maestro’s drawings curated by Andrej Khrzhanovskij in 1997 on screenplay by Tonino Guerra. The exhibition is composed of 19 drawings made by the Maestro in different moments of his career, almost all splattered at the table –made on paper and on cloth napkins- and coming mostly from his “Libro dei sogni” (the Book of Dreams), a dreamlike journal kept for about thirty years, at present exhibited in the Rimini City Museum. In 2013, on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the death of Fellini, the Department for Culture produced the bilingual digital display (ITA-EN/FR/ES/ZH) “Food in Federico Fellini’s drawings”, in collaboration with the Rimini City Council and Casa Artusi. Federico Fellini made thousands of drawings, drawing was an almost maniac compulsion for him, he started doing it at the age of 15 and never stopped.
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