The event will include recent 4K restorations of all of Fellini’s 21 feature films along with three very rare short films. By the 1960s, he further developed his style and began to blend drama films with comedy and fantasy, eventually becoming known as one of the greatest filmmaker of all time with films such as “8 1/2” and “La Dolce Vita” (“The Sweet Life”), which won the 1960 Palme d’Or. Over many decades his distinct visions were realized on the soundstages of Cinecittà and it is a privilege to celebrate this relationship here at MoMA.”įellini, who lived from 1920 to 1993, emerged as a director and screenwriter during the Italian neorealist movement of the post-World War II era. Vittorio and Cesare captivated American cinephiles when it premiered at Cinema Italian Style - an annual showcase of contemporary Italian cinema. His father was a travelling salesmen, so his mother was left to do the bulk of raising the children. The film is also an anthology of Fellinis style, featuring his trademark aerial shots, vertical zoom movements, jump cuts, a carnival. The oldest of three children, Federico Fellini was born in the seaside town of Rimini in 1920. 8 1/2 - (1963) - (Movie Clip) Dont You Recognize Me. We are honored to present this retrospective with Cinecittà, the iconic Rome studio where most of Fellini’s films were shot. (Marcello Mastroianni) enters conversation with writer Fabrizio (Jean Rougeul), in Federico Fellinis 8 1/2, 1963.
“Audiences, especially younger ones who were never exposed to his filmography, will be given the opportunity to view the films for the first time on the big screen. “There is no better tribute to a cinema titan like Fellini than a complete retrospective of all his films fully restored in 4K,” Hui said.
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