Tag: michelangeloantonioni
Now Streaming: ZABRISKIE POINT, Criterion Channel Desert Trips
Michelangelo Antonioni tries to make sense of the 60s counterculture in its dying days.
Blu-ray Review: Criterion's ESSENTIAL FELLINI, an Eternal Tribute to an Eternal Filmmaker
The company of entertainers are moving in, the greasepaint is thickening, and libidos are boiling in step. Creative energy is on the menu, forcefully and unrestrained. In other words, amid the mundane drain of the everyday, the circus of Federico Fellini is...
Blu-ray Review: Criterion's LE AMICHE Displays Early Antonioni
When one considers the work of Michelangelo Antonioni, the terms "crackling pace" and "dialogue heavy" likely do not spring to mind. Yet, both apply quite prominently to the director's 1955 female-centric drama, Le amiche (The Girlfriends). Within five short years...
DVD Review: I VINTI (THE VANQUISHED)
I love Raro Video. Every time I receive a disc from them for review, I know I am going to get an education. Michelangelo Antonioni's I Vinti was yet another Italian film I'd never seen, in fact, it was a...
