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Domenica d'Agosto (1950) Luciano Emmer; Anna Baldini, Marcello Mastroianni

Domenica d'Agosto (1950) Luciano Emmer; Anna Baldini, Marcello Mastroianni

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In Italian with English subtitles.The film's title translates to 'Sunday in August'.Domenica D'Agosto was the first feature-length effort from Italian documentary filmmaker Luciano Emmer, and takes a nostalgic look at a typical midsummer Sunday at a Roman seaside resort in Ostia. As with most Italian neorealist films, a cast of professional actors mingles with carefully chosen nonprofessionals to illustrate a series of perceptive vignettes about big-city vacationers and Roman life at the time. Such is the consummate skill of the director and his screenwriters (including the ubiquitous Cesare Zavattini) that it's difficult for the audience to determine where the scripted scenes end and the "real" scenes begin. This is Mastroianni's first screen appearance of note, as a kind-hearted traffic cop.

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Ron Scerbo from Los Angeles, CA United States
October 26, 2022
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Sam Colombino from Philadelphia, PA United States
July 21, 2021
Domenica d' Agosto
I was truly impressed with the quality of picture and fidelity of sound of this copy of Domenica d' Agosto. The sub titling was crisp and clear and was faithful to an actual English translation of the original Italian spoken word (Except for the cursing...uh-hum !.).Based on this film's viewing I have ordered a number of other titles from MovieDetective.Net. Ben fatto mio amici !.
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March 26, 2020
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Harvey Clark Greisman from Wilmington, DE United States
November 20, 2013
Il Duce
The director was once commissioned to make a documentary about Mussolini's hometown: It opened with Death entering the Duce's birthplace. After returning from exile, and prior to getting in trouble again thirty years later, Luciano Emmer filmed movies like this. It's billed as a comedy, and it sort of is, with lots of non-actors. But poignant, moving. and inspired.
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