Neorealism Flashcards

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Rossellini three black films

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The White Ship (1941)
A Pilot Returns (1942)
Man of the Cross (1943)

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Rossellini’s black films were ======== but his =========== allowed him to focus on ============= rather than ===========

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Although they were endorsed by the government his creative control allowed him to focus on individual strength and courage rather than political ideology.

  • Worked within the rules
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3
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Post war Mussolini turned his back on

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Fascist rhetoric

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4
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Rossellini started making ROC

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Two months after the liberation of Rome

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5
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First Neorealist film

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Ossessione 1942

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Key films to know

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Ossessione 1942
La Peccatrice 1940
Toni 1935
The Grapes of Wrath 1940

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Ossessione

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Italian

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8
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La Peccatrice

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Italian

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9
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Toni

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French

Early example of Location shooting and non-professional actors

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10
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The Grapes Of Wrath

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American

After the Great Depression - migrant workers

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11
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Bicycle Market

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Piazza Vittorio

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The mass of the poor

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Church of Saints Nereo e Achille

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13
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The brothel

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Via di Panico

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14
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The stadium

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Stadio Nazionale

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15
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Immigrants lived

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Val Melaina

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16
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Poor District

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Prenestino

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17
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Gestapo Headquaters

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Via Tasso

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18
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Opening - documentary footage

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Piazza de spagna

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19
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Pinas Shooting

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Via Montecuccoli

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20
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Rome Open City year

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1945

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21
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Rome Open City Director

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Rossellini

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22
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Don Pietro

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Aldo Fabrizi

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23
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Pina

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Anna Magnani

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24
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Manfredi

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Marcello Pagliero

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Bergmann
Harry Feist
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Maria
Marina Mari
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Antonio
Lamberto Maggiorani
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Bruno
Enzo Staiola
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Maria
Lianella Carell
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Antonios friend
Baicco
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Ben Sillis
"a demanding indictment of both the bureaucracy and division of wealth that divides in the country"
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Chistopher Wagstaff
Theft takes place "The poor go to serve, beg or steal"
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Bazin the film is.. (BT)
"The intimate witness of tragedy"
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Bazin (BRUNO)
"Son returns to a father who has fallen from grace"
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Bazin (actors)
"actorless cinema" actors become at 1 with the character (they are 1)
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Location shooting is ......
An objective presentation
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Rossellini .... divides ......
Divides his film into ideologically weighted spaces with moral connotations
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Rossllini .... contrasts
Real Exteriors and Tenement interiors with | Theatrical studio interiors (Nazis & marina )
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Rossellini shows solidarity with
mant shades of the anti-fascist regime
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Rossellini had commitment to
shooting the suffering proletarian lives in urban locations
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Rossellini said that ROC was a response
"response to the genuine need to see men for what they are"
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Pina is a ...
moral example
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Pins death was ...
poignant
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Neorealism records..
human existence and human life
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ROC there is overt and ....
omnipresent religious imagery
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in ROC there is a defined
good and evil within the story- getting a feel for the era
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The character of marina
``` sexually promiscuous class traitor drug addict "scape goat" implicit gay characteristics ```
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Boys watch Don Pietros death
Prematurely ages the boys | subplot - brutalisation of children born into war and totalitarianism
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Fellini - a way of seeing...
"a way of seeing reality without prejudice"
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ROC has interwoven stories making it
episodic
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ROC was the biggest grossing film of
1945-46 season in Italy
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Two established actors preceding the film were (ROC)
Aldo Fabrizi and Anna Magnani
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Three stages of Rossellini's career
1) War Films 2) NEorealism 3) Spiritual and symbolic - expressionistic (e.g. Fear 1954)
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Seven Key features of Neorealism
``` Location Shooting Natural Lighting Non-professional actors Local Voices Naturalistic Editing Naturalistic Cinematography Contemporary subject matter ```
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Rossellini and De Sica were:
Humanist rather than overtly political
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BT ANDRE BAZIN
"A walk through Rome"
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Bicycle thieves shows the characters around Rome and constantly
mobile (constant mobility)
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Urban life is depicted as brutalising in which key film>
La Peccatrice
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Religious P@@@@@@@@
Paraphernalia
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Homophobia
Sexual Heterodoxy
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De Sica about Lamberto Maggiorani
“The way he moved, the way he sat down, his gestures with those hands of a working man and not of an actor … everything about him was perfect”.