Amore e rabbia - Lizzani, Bertolucci, Pasolini, Godard, Bellocchio (1969)

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Five contemporary histories of an epoch that it revolutionized to the world.

“L’indifferenza” (Carlo Lizzani) narrates the raw reality of a metropolis where all his inhabitants live in a situation and do not show a minimum of commotion for tragic situations that they make a detour.

“Agonia” (Bernardo Bertolucci) is the history surreal of a priest in his bed of death, which in his last instants has to face a moral dilemma raised by God himself.

“La sequenza del fiore di carta” (Pier Paolo Pasolini) treats on the life of a young sweeper of the streets of Italy, which tour is superposed by projections of revolutionary images of the epoch; provoking a beautiful and touching visual landscape.

“L’Amore” (Jean-Luc Godard) shows the conversation between a man and a woman of different origins, which destination is that they remain united, at least up to finishing his chat centred on the life of another pair, that though, it is the reflection of them themselves. ” The cinema is the reflection of us themselves “; it seems to say Godard to us.

“Discutiamo, discutiamo ” (Marco Bellocchio) refers to to class at the University of Rome, where some students have taken the classroom, and an untightens debate over socialism and youth broke out between them and the teacher.