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•       Rome was quite a circus back then, and the circus master was the famous film director, Federico Fellini. ... It seemed like half of them ended up as extras in the Satyricon, Fellini’s saga of ancient Rome, which was being filmed at Cinecittá in a chaotic fashion throughout much of 1967. I remember an African American from New York, Teddy, who used to sell hashish on the Via Veneto; Fellini hired Teddy to play a slave and soon all Teddy could talk about was Fellini’s hypnotic eyes, how he used to dream of them at night. The French actress Anouk Aimee, the female lead of 8 1/2, told me later that all of Fellini’s actors felt the same way, from Marcello Mastrioianni down to the smallest bit player. Fellini, who died in 1993, was one of the most charismatic figures of 20th Century art and fascinated everyone who met him.
•       Fortunately, you too can meet this most intriguing man through the courtesy of American author, Charlotte Chandler, who tape-recorded a series of conversations with Fellini over a period of fourteen years and organized her material in a wonderful book, I, Fellini – Fellini in his own words, as close to an autobiography as the great Italian director was ever to write. The book follows Fellini’s career from childhood to his early years as a cartoonist, a writer, and finally the writer/director of films that made him famous: La Strada, The Nights of Cabiria, La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2, Juliet of the Spirits, Satyricon, Amarcord, and more. ...
• and of course we can’t forget Fellini’s suave leading man, Marcello Mastrioianni, who moved through this world in perfectly tailored Italian suits, the ultimately alienated yet romantic modern man. ...
•       Everyone who loves film, loves Fellini. But in Charlotte Chandler’s book we see that Fellini’s life was not always easy. ... La Dolce Vita was the only of his movies that ever actually made a profit, but even here, Fellini himself did not benefit, after signing away his rights in order to get the movie financed. Eventually, Fellini and his wife, the actress Guilietta Masina, had to sell their beach house in Fregene outside of Rome to pay back taxes. ...
•       Health was Fellini’s final battle; Federico and Guilietta died within a short period of each other after a lifetime of creativity, only a few months after receiving an honorary Academy Award in Los Angeles. ...
•       I, Fellini is a wise and deeply moving story of a great and extremely human man. ...

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• A world: clowns, busty women, befuddled husbands and long-suffering wives, feckless youths, queers, prostitutes and gigolos, con-men, waifs, venial priests, angels and spirits, haute couture and tacky music hall, Rome and out-of-season seaside resorts, all weird in themselves and even more so in Fellini’s exuberant juxtaposition of them. ...
• But also a feeling, caught above all in the consummate choreography of people and camera movement—the interplay of these in Fellini is as distinctive as the look of Rembrandt or the sound of Duke Ellington. Together with editing for rhythm and alternately yearning and burbling music, Fellini’s films remind us that motion pictures move. That feeling for movement is at the heart of Fellini’s vision: movement as exuberance, energy, vitality, but also as restlessness, chaos, deluge. ... There is social commentary and surrealism in Fellini, but supremely there is the understanding of movement as the essence of cinema and of life.
• Fellini started out as a newspaper cartoonist and revue sketch-writer, but his first experience in film was within neorealism. ... On the one hand, Fellini’s contribution to neo-realism was an eye for the absurd, notably in his work for Rossellini (Paisà, L’amore). On the other hand, Fellini’s work takes many of the precepts of neo-realism to their logical conclusion. Neo-realism favoured episodic narratives, truer to the incompleteness of life, and these are the foundation of nearly all Fellini’s films: vivid bits of life, telling set-pieces, rather than carefully unfolding and rounded-off stories. Neo-realism famously (though not invariably) cast real people, not professional actors, but it cast them for what they looked like, not for what they really were, and this is what Fellini did. ...
• Even more than the episodic structures and casting methods of neo-realism, Fellini took the logic of its interest in the real beyond the celebration of the proletariat to embrace both those on the margins of society, below even the respectable poor, and those inhabiting the upper reaches and the emerging flimsy world of celebrity. ...
• The IFI hopes to continue the Fellini retrospective in future programmes, subject to gaining access to new prints of his films held by Cinecittà Holdings in Rome. ...

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• A simple story teller is how Federico Fellini liked to describe himself. It has been said that it is impossible to summarize Fellini's work. ... Fellini used various incidents and anecdotes in his films, to 'tell' his stories, and even the smallest part (actor) added very deep meaning to the movies. Film critics agree that Fellini was a world class film director that contributed an impressive list of works to the world of cinema. ...
• Frederico Fellini was born January 20, 1920 in Rimini Italy, a seaport resort on the Adriatic coast, 75 miles east of Florence. ... During Fellini's elementary school years he lived in a Catholic boarding school, where the memories of strict discipline stayed with him his entire life. ...
• Young Fellini lied and told his new friends that the school put him in a cell without food and water to gain their sympathy. ... Fellini used many references to the circus in his films, large women (fat lady), zebra striped costumes, and one of his films was entitled "Clowns", and another "8 1/2". ...
• Fellini was an unruly but average student in high school, with his true passion being his drawing. After secondary school Fellini lived his life as a "Vitellonian" or a young man who is a loafer, refusing serious work wandering and drifting everyday with his friends. ...
• About this same time, he went on a tour of Itlay with Aldo Fabrizi who is credited for helping Fellini get into the world of films. The staff of the weekly magazine for which Fellini wrote had connections with the Italian government, and therefore he avoided serving in the military during the second world war. ...
• In 1943 Fellini met a young actress named Giulietta Masina who later that year became his wife. ...
• After the Americans landed in Sicily, and Rome was liberated, Fellini opened several shops specializing in caricatures and photographs of American soldiers. At one of these shops he met Roberto Rossellini, a well-known director who has been called Fellini's cinema mentor. ...

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• In commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the death of the legendary Italian director Federico Fellini, the Guggenheim presents a full retrospective of his films as well as an exhibition of rarely viewed evocative drawing that attest to the breadth of Fellini's visionary artistry. ...
• Fellini, a master of the art of film, was also an extraordinary visual artist whose drawings were integral to his creative process. Fellini! presents his early caricatures of Hollywood film stars created for the Fulgor cinema in his boyhood home of Rimini, Italy—he exchanged his drawings for movie tickets, thus commencing what would be an inextricable relationship between his graphic and cinematic imagery. With his gift for comic sketches, Fellini found journalistic work with popular publications, which eventually led him to jobs as a scriptwriter and film director. ... These images seen in relation to his drawings and films reveal Fellini's facility for fleshing out the merest indication of character to develop dramatic personae. ...
• Fellini's highly attuned ability to craft a densely and fantastically populated universe in motion culminated in his acclaimed films. Fellini! comprises all of the director's feature films (including several newly restored film prints), his short films, exclusive interviews and footage of the artist never before seen in the U. ... , new documentaries featuring recently discovered scenes originally shot for La Dolce Vita and Ginger and Fred, and innovative and wry commercials that Fellini created in the 1980s.

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• Along with Roberto Rossellini’s Rome Open City (1945) and Vittorio De Sica’s The Bicycle Thief (1948), Federico Fellini’s La Strada (1954) is among the most important films of post-war Italian cinema. ... But it was Fellini’s La Strada, built upon a firm Neo-Realist foundation yet possessing something more—a fairy-tale-like narrative, resonant with archetypal characters whose lives illuminate the basic truths of the human condition—that revealed the full aesthetic richness of Neo-Realism just as it was being transformed by Fellini into something other than a faithful recording of mundane reality. It is this sometimes whimsical, sometimes hallucinatory visual and narrative quality in Fellini’s work that distinguished him from his fellow Neo-Realists and which, even more significantly, pointed the way to future styles and directions in world cinema. ...
• As a filmmaker who came of age during the flowering of Italian Neo-Realism, Fellini has an unerring instinct in La Strada for creating an often harshly realistic portrayal of post-war Italian society. ... Evidence of pervasive poverty and the scarring effects of war are brilliantly incorporated into the mise-en-scene of the film through Fellini’s art direction and costume design. ...
• But Fellini was always something more than a realist. Every Fellini film possesses a certain ineffable poetry, a sense of magic and wonder that can range from the hilarious to the frightening to the uncanny. ... " In Fellini’s films we ultimately encounter a fidelity to something larger and more complex than a strictly empirical notion of social and economic reality. We encounter a highly subjective view of the world, often grotesque and distorted, brimming with both irony and pathos and filtered through Fellini’s profoundly humanistic vision as an artist. Indeed, the unique blend of reality and surreality that Fellini’s films offer, their deft mingling of the objective and the subjective, reality and dreams, constitute the very essence of that often-used adjective in film criticism—Felliniesque. Fellini’s pursuit of his own, personal vision as an artist often made him a controversial figure within Italian film culture, where other directors and critics complained that his films failed to live up to the strict ideological requirements of Neo-Realism. Such complaints had little effect on Fellini, however, who continued to pursue his visionary approach to cinematic storytelling over the course of a nearly 40-year career.
• La Strada was Fellini’s third film as a director, and it single-handedly established his international reputation as a director of art-house cinema, winning numerous honors and prizes including the Academy Award as best foreign film in 1954. La Strada must also be seen as the product of several fertile collaborative relationships between Fellini and others, most notably his wife, the actress Giuletta Masina who plays the gentle, simple-minded Gelsomina, and the composer Nino Rota, whose musical scores in numerous Fellini films make an enormous contribution to their effectiveness. ...
• The Fool and Zampano are depicted by Fellini as a study in contrasts: the strong man’s sullen brutishness and awkward demeanor around others stand in sharp contrast to the graceful and loquacious Fool, whose free-spirited contempt for authority leads him to taunt and ridicule Zampano. ...

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