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Un cortometraggio "particolare": i disegni di Fellini animati dal regista russo A. Khrzhanovskij

Twenty years after his death we would like to pay tribute to the great director Federico Fellini and to his visionary talent. We show you a short film, made up by Fellini’s sketches, animated by the Russian director A. Khrzhanovski and narrated by the great friend and collaborator Tonino Guerra. 

Give a look to the video below and Enjoy it!

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Neorealismo e locandine

Oggi le grandi case di produzione si rivolgono ad esperti di grafica per realizzare manifesti e locandine, ma tra gli anni ’40 e ’70 ci si rivolgeva a pittori specializzati nel genere perché le dipingessero. 

Per il film Ladri di biciclette ad esempio la realizzazione dei manifesti e delle locandine, fu affidata al pittore cartellonista Ercole Brini, che dipinse i bozzetti ad acquarello e tempera, in uno stile che potremmo definire “neorealista” molto adatto allo spirito del film.

Vi proponiamo al link seguente una galleria di immagini delle locandine dei film neorealisti più famosi. 

http://www.pinterest.com/triworldcinema/il-neorealismo-locandine/

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Neo-realism wonderful trailers

Our constant research on neo-realism has led us to the discovery of some wonderful. 

This is not a ranking, but a simple sharing of beautiful vintage previews, that richly described the movie, the atmosphere and the characters.

1) Bicycle Thieves by Vittorio De Sica

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmth0tVsdhU&list=TLEPsts-9SJyD8nFXzhReTVLJtW9xoiiK0

2) Bellissima by Luchino Visconti

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dklaeXs_aC0

3)Roma Città Aperta by Roberto Rosselini

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4ZfbBOvH6I

4)The Road by Fellini 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DAa5SN0ffI

5)Bitter Rice by Giuseppe De Santis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTj40E-0HbA

This is also an opportunity for us to tell some anecdotes related to these masterpieces. 

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Trailers ufficiali dal Neorealismo

La nostra costante ricerca nel neorealismo ci ha portato oggi alla scoperta di alcuni meravigliosi trailers.

1) Ladri di biciclette di Vittorio De Sica

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmth0tVsdhU&list=TLEPsts-9SJyD8nFXzhReTVLJtW9xoiiK0

2) Bellissima di Luchino Visconti

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dklaeXs_aC0

3) Roma città aperta di Roberto Rossellini

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4ZfbBOvH6I

4) La strada di Federico fellini

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DAa5SN0ffI

5) Riso Amaro di Giuseppe De Santis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTj40E-0HbA

Questa non è una classifica, ma la semplice condivisione di bellissimi anteprime, che mai come allora descrivevano doviziosamente l’atmosfera e i personaggi. 

E', inoltre, un occasione per raccontarvi alcuni aneddoti legati a questi capolavori.

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TRIWORLD CINEMA is on line, with many communication tools, for every kind of audience: Official Website, Blog and, in addition to Tumblr, all the social networks below: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, Youtube, Vimeo, Vine (*) and a dedicated hashtag #triworldcinema

Triworld Cinema moreover, for the single projects, communicates also with a dedicated Micro-Website, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr, as well as for the documentary “Neorealism. We Weren’t just… Bybicle thieves.”

So, stay tuned and share your suggestions!

(*) This link works only on smartphones with Vine application installed.

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The child actor icon of the Neorealism. Interview with Enzo Staiola.

Enzo Staiola, chosen when he was just 8 years old by Vittorio De Sica to play the son of the protagonist of Bicycle thieves, is still one of the most famous icons in the history of Neorealism. When asked about his memories regarding the making of De Sica's film, Staiola switches from a series of interesting anecdotes to his changeless thankfulness for that period of Italian cinema who gave him great fame. When we asked him about the weight to be still identified, after so many years, with that role of a child, he replied with great modesty that without that chance he couldn’t be able to study at the Experimental Center of Cinematography and to do the actor as a job of a lifetime. Finally, regarding the health of Neorealism today Enzo Staiola is sure: it’s still alive, more than ever!

A great example of simplicity and humanity...

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The music of Neorealism. Interview with Pino Donaggio. Pino Donaggio, one of the most popular italian composers of soundtracks in the world, told us about his contribution to the documentary, produced by Triworld Cinema, Neorealism. We weren't just... Bicycle thieves. Donaggio, at the time of Neorealism just a child, tells us that it was a conversation with Carlo Lizzani to give him the inspiration to compose the soundtrack of the documentary, based mostly on the boogie woogie: the music brought by the Americans during the Liberation, that become the true background of Neorealism. Pino Donaggio tells us the challenges and the rewards linked to this work: the trickiest part of his contribution from the musical point of view was certainly the attempt to not overlay the music of the old movies; the most exciting one was to be able to put over the music at once on such great directors as the Taviani brothers, Bernardo Bertolucci, Ermanno Olmi and Martin Scorsese.

Pino Donaggio ended the interview wishing for young generations to find, even in a time of crisis like this, the strenght to go on and to fight for their own ideas and their own creativity.

 A Great Maestro!

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Neorealism for a young talent: Interview with Rhea Bozzacchi.

Rhea Bozzacchi, a young director and screenwriter, first in his class at Columbia University (CA), with a feature film that will soon be produced by Triworld Cinema, told us about his relationship with the legacy of Neorealism.

The interview with Rhea has ranged from the affinity between Neorealism and American Independent Cinema, from the use of non-professional actors to the new role of women in the neorealist films, until the state of today's cinema.

Youth is so many things, even a particular visual sharpness that grabs a huge number of details and nuances. This is what Rhea wanted to share with us.

A point of view free from any conditioning!