The 1950 film is not what we tend to associate with the name Antonioni, even though you will see plenty of familiar elements there, the impossibly De Chirico-esque empty streets and detached characters...It is a marvelous film in its own right, and in some sense immediately brings the memories of Visconti's "Ossessione", or... surprisingly... the Allen's Match Point.
Crime, love, guilt, betrayal - those are timeless issues, and this early film covers them all.
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Topic - A fine treat from the past: Antonioni's "Cronaca di un amore" - Victor Khomenko 06:35:49 05/20/06 (1)
- Re: Surprisingly ...or not.... - patrickU 07:58:05 05/20/06 (0)