Fellini Four Films
The 4 essential Fellini films in one must-have boxset collection. One of the most original creative minds of the 20th Century, Fellini is unanimously voted by critics and filmmakers as one of the greatest directors of all time.
- Fellini s most acclaimed work, 8 ½ won 2 Oscars®, it is perennially voted the ultimate film ever, with Mastroianni playing Fellini s alter-ego, a film director with a creative block: struggling, he retreats in dreamy recollections of his life and lovers
- Rooted in Neorealism, I Vitelloni is a pivotal Fellini masterpiece, observing the mores of 1950s Italy where a clique of idlers, the Vitelloni of the title, try to avoid adulthood. It is the avowed prototype for films like Mean Street American Graffiti and others
- La Dolce Vita is Fellini s most popular masterpiece. An epoch-making landmark having become a cultural reference and an expression in itself, it is filled with mesmerising images like Anita Ekberg frolicking in Rome s Trevi fountain. It is one of the most influential and truly iconic films of all times.
- Giuietta degli Spiriti is Fellini s 1st colour masterpiece. Presented here for the 1st time ever in full-HD finally doing justice to the director s dazzling explosion of felliniesque vision. This idiosyncratic paean to Woman a breathtakingly beautiful fantastical carnival ride with outstanding colour cinematography.
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I vitelloni
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La dolce vita
8½
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Juliet of the Spirits
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- Becoming Fellini, a video essay by Oxford Professor Guido Bonsaver
- Interview with Anita Ekberg
- Interview with Sandra Milo
- Interview with Lina Wertmüller
- Documentary on the making of 8½ with interviews with cast (including Anouk Aimée, Claudia Cardinale), crew and Fellini himself: Explores one of film-lore's great mystery! Where a massive sequence of 8 ½ was shot with all the cast, but not included in the film, and it was never seen again.
- Tribute to Fellini's speech on receiving his Academy Award Oscar
- Dazzling Spirit: Video Essay from Author, critic and Oxford Professor Guido Bonsaver
- Understanding Fellini: Audio Commentary by Kat Ellinger (editor of Diabolique)