Rome, Open City (1945)

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Directed by

Roberto Rossellini

Starring (View all)

Aldo Fabrizi
Don Pietro Pellegrini

Anna Magnani
Pina

Marcello Pagliero
Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris

Vito Annichiarico
Piccolo Marcello

Nando Bruno
Agostino the Sexton

Harry Feist
Major Bergmann

Giovanna Galletti
Ingrid

Francesco Grandjacquet
Francesco

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Sergio Amidei
screenplay and

Federico Fellini
collaboration on screenplay

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8 months, 1 week ago at May 12 18:23

fernando

Lot of stories forced to be one by heavy images: magnani running and being killed while her little son is screaming, is a must. Is worth the film.

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Rome, 1944. Giorgio Manfredi, one of the leaders of the Resistance, is tracked down by the Nazis. He goes to his friend Francesco's, and asks Pina, Francesco's fiancée, for help. Pina must warn a priest, Don Pietro Pellegrini, that Giorgio needs to leave the town as soon as possible ... Written by Yepok

Release date: 8 October 1945
UPC: 014381410228

Tags: Italy (14), 1945 (12), 1940s (12), Neorealism (9), War (9), Italian (8), WWII (8), Nazi (6), Drama (6), Rome (4), WWII In Italy (3), 40's (3), Civil War (3), Black & White (3), Communist (3), Resistance (3), Machine Gun (2), Execution (2), Black And White (2), Foreign Language (2)

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"Directed by: Roberto Rossellini During the Nazi occupation of Rome in 1944, the Resistance leader, Giorgio Manfredi, is chased by the Nazis as he seeks refuge and a way to escape."

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"January 9th Directed by: Roberto Rossellini From Franco to Mussolini. From what I understand this film started the Italian Neo-Realism movement. Rome, Open City was filmed in secret from the National Fascist Party, using real environments and no sets at all, which is an incomprehensively stark difference from films of the time. This film is beautiful. It has such wonderful, deep characters and Anna Magnani is a treasure. Rome, Open City makes me hearken for a time when cinema was relevant to t"