Titta (Bruno Zanin), representing the director Federico Fellini, with schoolmates and teachers (Franco Magno, Mauro Misul, Armando Villella, Dina Adorni, Francesco Maselli, Fides Stagni, et al), sending up Catholic school, in Amarcord, 1973. Dan Schneider On AmarcordĪmarcord is not a masterpiece, on par with earlier Fellini classics like Nights Of Cabiria, La Dolce Vita, nor 8½, but it is a very good and enjoyable romp, which opened the 1974 Cannes Film Festival and won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film that same Amarcord - (Movie Clip) He Invented Perspective
Titta (Bruno Zanin), his character based on the writer and director Federico Fellini, at confession with Don Balosa (Gianfilippo Carcano), considering “the tobacconist” (Maria Antonella Beluzzi), Gradisca (Magali Noel) and others, in Amarcord, 1973. Amarcord presents a topsy-turvy universe of libidinous grandfathers, crazy uncles, hysterical mothers, constantly bickering families, and and over an enormous-breasted female tobacconist.
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