Interview with Fellini, Lietta Tornabuoni, "La Stampa", 3/29/1980
(As found inside the Dvd case)
Why did you shoot a film about
women?
I have the feeling that all my films are about women, I am totally at their mercy. They are the only people I feel really at ease with, They represent myth, mystery, diversity, fascination, the thirst for knowledge and the-search for one's own identity, Women are everything. I even see the cinema itself as a woman, with its…
An act of violence isnt just black and white, theres shades of grey that reveal more than what meets the eye. A generation of fools made to fight a rich mans obsession of loyalty and patriotism. We all get caught up in our ideals, but some others are willing to die for it, unfortunately sometimes too little too late. Forced in a position of resilient arrogance we both find ourselves fighting for whats right. Unsustainable lifestyles lead to unremarkable results;…
The film is remarkably shot. But the problem is that its tone deaf in its approach. Im glad Im not in the minority here where I was laughing at the fact that this is about class warfare.... but uhhh which classes are fighting lol.
Dona Carla could learn a thing or two from her maid, or maybe Luigi Mangione.
